The Album, and his songs are catchy, ballsy and darn near as witty as something Butch Walker would put out.  Full text...

The Album is a better record than anything Chris Carrabba has written since The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most, but even still, Day sounds like he is singing someone else's songs.  Full text...

The Album is far from perfect. It is short, clocking in at only 35 minutes, and that makes it harder for it to make a lasting impression. Also, it is not too much different from the artists' music who seem to have inspired Ronnie Day. Despite that, it is good enough to show that the 18-year old has an interesting career ahead of him.   Full text...

Ronnie Day puts a whole new spin on the word emo…and the word boring. Every song sounds just like the last, except for the slight variation on lyrics and – if we’re lucky – subject choice.  Full text...