The end result sounds like a more politicized, eclectic 311, and even if many of the songs are ultimately undistinguished, Who Are We Living For Is an album made by and for the collegiate rock crowd.

Dispatch - 10 Ft.

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Review Summary: Who Are We Living For, Dispatchs final studio release, is definitely worth a listen.

Who Are We Living For was Dispatchs final studio release before their 2004 break-up.

This album consists of genres they had not previously explored, as well as many more acoustic tracks than their previous releases.

Dispatch is: Chad Urmston: Vox, Guitar, Bass Pete Francis: Vox, Bass, Guitar Braddigan: Vox, Drums, Guitar In Who Are We Living For, each member of the band contributes with his own style of music.

For instance, Chads Time Served and Bulls on Parade show his reggaefunk background.

Prince of Spades is one of Braddigans popular solo tracks, mainly influenced by rock and folk.

When all three members of Dispatch come together, they blend all of their different styles of music together to create a signature Dispatch song.

In this album, Dispatch dared to explore new genres of music.

They covered a Rage Against the Machine song, Bulls on Parade, which is very hard to do.

I couldnt tell you exactly what genre this is, but this acoustic track is both eerie and beautiful at the same time.

Other than the numerous instrumentals, there are no real low points in the album.

It is hard to pick out the highlight songs of Who Are We Living For because so many good songs cover so many different genres.

Not many albums will contain a reggae song Passerby, a metal jam Bulls on Parade, seven instrumentals, and an acoustic love song Carry You.

Dispatch and its three talented members will never cease to amaze.

Their musical talent is indescribable, and their ability to cover so many genres is outstanding.

Whether the members are playing with their own solo bands, or playing together as Dispatch, they will always be attracting eyes and ears with their unique sounds.

Who Are We Living For only reiterates Dispatchs skill and it is a definite listen to all music lovers.

Whether you need a mellow love song, a metal jam, or a reggae tune, Who Are We Living For will keep you listening from start to finish.

Superstars Dispatch have made a name for themselves by embodying the punk aesthetic of doing it yourself without corporate intervention, even though their music owes nothing to the sound of punk itself.

In fact, given the songs on Who Are We Living For, a more ideal audience for their funkworldjazzRBrap-tinged rock roll is graduated Dave Matthews Band listeners: people who enjoy that bands eclecticism but have been turned off by their degree of media saturation.

Its not surprising from a band that was arrested in 2000 for protesting the Boston presidential debates because of the exclusion of Ralph Nader.

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