Some bands hit the scene, looking to be dangerous and living by a clichéd credo of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. C!NCC aren't going that route. Instead, they're here for a good time, all of the time and they aren't afraid to be silly. As a result, they've created a different kind of party rock.

Music is supposed to be fun, and C!NCC, who formed in 2007, have wholly embraced that ethos and aesthetic. Even their name is an homage to the wonder of their childhoods and that time in your life when everything was easy and fun, even if you weren't cognizant of that fact at the time.

The musically bipolar C!NCC love nothing more than hopping in their van, cruising all over the U.S., drinking, getting naked and rocking the hell out, winning over fans in every city in which they play. But when it comes time to take the stage, they are in the zone. It's a potent combo, one that is sure to lure even more new fans to their lair as they unleash their second effort, the game changing Pardon My French, the new album which they announced via a video clip, wearing white hotel robes while sipping wine.

If you don't have a laugh at their antics --or worse!!- don't find your head involuntarily bobbing along to the potent melodies or feel a rush of pure adrenaline coursing through your veins, thanks to their sonic punch and their moshable aggression, then you, dear friend, don't have a pulse!

Chunk! No Captain Chunk's music vacillates between two different extremes, folding high octane, crazy catchy pop punk melodies into pummeling and potent hardcore. It's popcore (or easycore, as the critics like to say) at its finest.

The band has followed up its debut, 2010's Something for Nothing, with Pardon My French, the title of which finds their tongues tucked firmly into cheek. After spending all of 2011 and 2012 on tour, stagebombing the U.S. and commandeering a slot on the entire 2012 Vans Warped Tour, an honor reserved for a select set of bands, and hitting the road with A Day to Remember, C!NCC are ready to take it to the next level.

The last record was recorded in a bedroom, so Pardon My French was a step up on many levels for C!NCC as a whole. They spent time in a legit studio, captured the attention of an American label in indie juggernaut Fearless Records and they wanted to get it right.

Poncet, who comes from a classical piano background, wasn't kidding about focusing on key details. He was tireless in his efforts to perfect his pronunciation this time out, since he didn't want his accent to the be the only thing listeners heard. "I wanted to sound very...international on this record, " he said. Since English is his second language, he put in the time and effort to make his words decipherable.

Songs like "Restart" and "Haters Gonna Hate" are emblematic of what C!NCC are doing with their unique brand of pop-punk with moshability. "Restart" opens the record with a purpose; it's the "get it out of the way" song that is designed to let you know the band means business and where they stand. "We wanted to go straight up and show the direction of the band and the song defines the new direction for this album," Poncet said. "There's no hidden story in it. It's about the new sound, and showcasing that."

Armed with a solid, thriller of a record in the form of Pardon My French and a well-earned reputation for shaking the rafters at the venues in which they play, Chunk! No, Captain Chunk are able to spread their lively energy to all who listen.

You may as well get on board this runaway train now before you get run over! There's good times ahead, courtesy of Chunk! No, Captain Chunk.