Michigan’s Swellers represent the highlights of a 21st-century punk scene that's all about catchy pop hooks, tight pop harmonies, and an occasional double-time track for the skaters in the crowd. Anyone catching 2013’s The Light Under Closed Doors will hear a quick set of 10 tunes driven by hooks that remain long after the album’s brief (less than 30 minutes) play time. “Should” gets things started immediately; it's the tale of another band that wasn’t in the right place at the right time but should’ve been. “Big Hearts” and “Got Social” pace themselves for the quick slow tune “High/Low,” which in two minutes and change provides the melodic breather necessary to give “Great Lakes State” a powerful back-to-business aura. “Becoming Self-Aware” double-times for the skaters. “Designated Driver” delivers a perfect pop-punk song. The moody, midtempo “Call It a Night” ends things; it nears the four-minute mark and serves as the album’s epic track.