As the year comes to an end, Gunz catches up with some of his friends in the scene to talk about the year behind us, and the one on the horizon. Tune in to hear interviews with JAX, Heavy English, and The Bouncing Souls!
Boat Race Weekend’s pop-punk/emo EP is the perfect autumn album.
The Home Inside My Head shows Real Friends growing older but certainly not up, with lyrics reading like vulnerable journal entries backed by their most impressive instrumental work to date.
On their sophomore album ‘Bodacious’, Purple have stripped back their sound to get down to the nitty-gritty.
Listening to new music can sometimes feel like déjà vu; many bands tend to stay within the comfortable bubble of their genre. Waterparks’ EP Cluster burst that bubble and the outcome is five songs that are both refreshing and infectious.
U.K. pop-punk band ROAM have been building up anticipation for over a year after signing to Hopeless Records, releasing an EP, and touring almost non-stop in 2015 with bands such as Handguns, State Champs, and Man Overboard.
5 Seconds of Summer are back with an album that will have you in a whirlwind trying to categorize it into a genre.
There’s something comfortingly familiar about Maine pop-punkers Friday Night Lites. The band delivers a debut EP full of relatable tunes that remind us that we’re not alone.
“Don’t you tell me this is life” In a world of “feels” Crooks UK seems to capture them all. From vocals that will make anyone swoon, to a variety of sounds as diverse as the current climate, the new album feels like winter. Are We All The Same Distance Apart speaks volumes to the mentality that somber music can still bring about happiness by combining relaxed yet aggressive vocals with chilling backing music, both acoustic and full band. It’s a refreshingly honest album boasting the seasons of anger, depression, and joy through times of struggle. While a lot of the… Read more »
Around The World And Back is an album filled with life experiences, and each song takes you to a different place.
