THIS WEEK: Green Day’s newly-announced world tour with Fall Out Boy and Weezer yields new music from all three of them, as well as new tracks from Turnover, Touché Amoré, Waterparks, WSTR and more
As far as the modern pop-punk hype-sphere goes, Sleep On It are the perfect example of how mistreated these bands can be by an overall fickleness within the scene pushing […]
THIS WEEK: The Amity Affliction return with a new song on a new label, alongside tracks from Of Mice & Men, grandson, Spielbergs and more
Grayscale’s Adornment really proved to be a sleeper hit in 2017, the sort of pop-punk album on the fringes of emo that’s not uncommon, but rarely catch the attention at […]
THIS WEEK: After their strongest period to date, Trash Boat strike again with another single, and there’s new music from Stray From The Path, Angels & Airwaves, Counterparts and more
For a period, it looked as though ROAM finally had everything figured out. While their debut Backbone introduced them as a bigger presence in the scene, it didn’t do anything […]
THIS WEEK: It’s the return of A Day To Remember as they come back with a new single, as well as new music from The 1975, The Menzingers, Dream State, Nervus and more
THIS WEEK: Enter Shikari kick off their next era with a brand new single, and there’s new music from Waterparks, You Me At Six, PVRIS and more
Junior come across as the sort of band whose push has been a lot bigger than they’ve perhaps deserved. Up to now, their material has generally been as fine as […]
THIS WEEK: Stray From The Path are back with a brand new single, as well as new music from Slipknot, blink-182, Of Mice & Men, Knocked Loose and… something from The 1975
THIS WEEK: Nervus gear up for the release of their highly-anticipated new album, and there’s new music from The Menzingers, Killswitch Engage, Sleeping With Sirens and more
THIS WEEK: ROAM kick off the run-up to their third album with a new single, and there’s new music from blink-182, Frank Turner, Refused and more
Going into Woes’ debut based on what they’ve previously released from it, there’s a distinct feeling of overcompensation. Pop-punk is currently on a downswing in terms of popularity, and a […]
THIS WEEK: With a new label and sound, Sleeping With Sirens begin the lead-up to their next album, alongside new tracks from blink-182, Chelsea Wolfe, Sum 41 and more
It doesn’t seem like that long ago when being a pop-punk band was virtually a guaranteed fast-track to some form of success, especially in the UK. What started out as […]
THIS WEEK: Sleater-Kinney continue their revival with a brand new single, Fever 333 drop an unexpected collaboration with Poppy, and there’s new music from Telethon, Slaughter Beach, Dog, VISTA and more
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