Forever Came Calling, a four-piece pop punk band from Twentynine Palms, has released a new album. The new album, “What Matters Most,” marks the band’s first new full-length release in over two years, as well as their second full-length release on Pure Noise Records. Characterized by catchy guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and emotionally compelling lyrics, “What Matters Most” picks up right where the Forever Came Calling’s first album “Contender” left off. Critics say listeners can pick up a new sense of maturity in the band’s sound, not only lyrically, but musically as well. If you are a fan of pop punk, check out this album. Some of the featured cuts are, “August Is Home,” “Mapping with a Sense of Direction,” “Transient (I Don’t Miss),” and “Indebted.”
