Casting off the shackles of the toothless mediocre pop-punk that littered the alleyways of their frivolous debut A Loss for Words, Drive A return with a complete wardrobe change with the World in Shambles, a rough around the edges politi-punk album with a socially-aware conscious. The World in Shambles strongest attribute is also its greatest weakness, as though it shows the band finally found the right band to worship in Anti-Flag (far away from the Sum 41 worship they displayed on A Loss for Words), the painful fact is the world already has an Anti-Flag, and newsflash, they’re really good...