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Ben Barlow


This week I have a Pop Punk staple on the show, a guy who I will see on the road for three weeks coming up in Europe as they open for our band Sum 41 and my first Welsh artist on my show!  This week I have Ben Barlow, singer and frontman of Neck Deep on Cone’s Cave! Neck Deep released a new album this year and we’ve also already spent some time on the road together in Japan earlier this year. A lot to talk about with Ben, don’t miss this Pop Punk Fans!

Ben Barlow from Neck Deep


If you’re counting down the days until Friday so you can pick up a copy of Neck Deep’s new album All Distortions Are Intentional, you’re gonna love the latest episode of The Gunz Show.

Tune in as Gunz chats with Ben Barlow about the direction of the new albums Together, they look back on the band’s past catalog and discuss where this collection differs, where it’s headed sonically, and share the conceptual qualities you’ll find on the album.

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