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with high-speed pop-punk hooks yet a weirdly life-affirming sentiment. “I’m losing the will to keep dragging on,” Babcock yells. “But I can’t die yet because who will look after the dog?” ...

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This cover image released by Little Dipper/Rise Records shows “Who Will Look After the Dogs?” by Pup. (Little Dipper/Rise Records via AP) ...

The quartet has come up in the past decade as a punk-pop rock staple, combining Babcock's yelled lyrics about human fallibility with humor and catchy, head-banging melodies. But “Who Will Look After ...

It should also be kept in mind when this reviewer says that PUP’s latest offering, “Who Will Look After The Dogs?” is, well, not good. And compared to their previous work — it’s not.

It should also be kept in mind when this reviewer says that PUP's latest offering, “Who Will Look After The Dogs ... up in the past decade as a punk-pop rock staple, combining Babcock's ...