Tag: pop punk
Artist Drowning
by Tim Wenger Artist Drowning has become a big player in the works of our friends over at Literati Records, and it’s easy to see why. Their melodic brand of pop-punk brings us back to the glory days, when a quick flip of the radio dial would find you listening to Social Distortion, Rancid and […]
The Ataris’ Kris Roe on Upcoming Tour, Solo Work, and Jack Kerouac
by Tim Wenger [email protected] Long-time pop-punk front runners The Ataris are heading out on a ten-year reunion tour for their record So Long, Astoria in March, playing the album in its’ entirety and (for loyal but aging fans like myself) hoping to bring back to light, even if for just one night, that epic feeling […]
Aaah!Real Monsters- Relocate
by Tim Wenger St. Louis-based pop-punkers Aaah!Real Monsters have dropped their debut album Relocate, and it is nothing short of an emotional roller coaster ride through everything good and bad about youth. It is set to the perfect style of music for the ride that it takes you on; pop punk. With lead vocals and […]
Descendents @ Fillmore Jan. 28th, 2012
by Jenn Cohen Disclaimer: If you’re looking for an unbiased review of the Descendents show, you probably won’t find it here. I’ve been waiting to see these guys live since I was (gulp) 14 years old, and that was a LONG time ago. Couple that with the fact that their music got me through some […]
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