Keep Them Confused & Country found in the basement of

found in the basement of a now-condemned motorcycle gang hideout in Dayton

Guest appearances come from Nick Murphy (formerly Chet Faker)

and metaphorical spoken-word poetry saturate the record

the lush pop portraits and orange sunshine guitar flash in 4 marks a new chapter in Dungen’s musical journey

Keep Them Confused & Country found in the basement ofTony Sly writes concise lyrics and simple singsong melodies. He always has. But there's real skill in that simplicity, because No Use for a Name's vitality never seems to flag. Keep Them Confused is the band's fifth studio record for Fat Wreck, and first since 2002's Hard Rock Bottom. They're still riding the energetic double stamp rhythm of California skatepunk. But Sly and NUFAN have mellowed slightly with age, and Confused reflects that with nods