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When you imagine a band of young dudes (19-23 years old) in 2014, you might picture their sound to be "indie-pop", "metal-core", or whatever phrase young people make up in the next 15 minutes. The last thing you might imagine would be 90's punk/grunge. At least that's what i thought until I heard Force of Habit. With their tight rhythms, and a great mix of Offspring/Nirvana-esque formulas, this four-piece (sometimes 3 piece, thanks a lot Ruben, haha) outfit stole my heart in way that not many young bands have. It sounds silly, but I was really starting to miss that early/mid 90's angst, that was such a staple of my generations upbringing, plus these dudes are nerd, good guys, with a good head on their shoulders, ladies and gentleman I bring you Force of Habit

- Electro Terror Wolf - South Edge Magazine

"What's not good to say about Force Of Habit, exciting, great hooks, and full of grunge/punk love. If you were to close your eyes when listening to them, you could literally imagine your self in a popular club circa 93' somewhere in Seattle, but in reality, they are young gentleman chaps in there early 20's/late teens, from Brownsville Texas in 2014." - Chavez Broz. Pro. - Chavez Bros. Production