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Pop-punk mashups from Dr. Brixx
Dr. Brixx has been releasing new mashups featuring pop-punk/rock artists, including All Time Low, A Day To Remember, Taking Back Sunday, and more.
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Dr. Brixx has been releasing new mashups featuring pop-punk/rock artists, including All Time Low, A Day To Remember, Taking Back Sunday, and more.
YouTube personalities Patty Walters and Jarrod Alonge have teamed up to form Sunrise Skater Kids for their new smash hit “Pop Punk Pizza Party” maybe the most prototypical pop-punk song to ever exist? The description of the song reads… The most generic, cheesiest pop punk song ever devised! Let this be your summer anthem. Generic? Yes. Cheesy? Yes. Hilarious but surprisingly catchy as hell? Also, yes. Check out the song below. If you’re a fan you can download the mp3 in the video’s description on YouTube. httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4mKk4x2zsg#t=44 The Revolutionary lyrics to “Pop Punk Pizza Party” by Sunrise Skater Kids I… Read more »
New Found Glory have announced their tour across the UK this fall, with The Story So Far, Candy Hearts, State Champs, and Only Rivals coming along as support.
We posted about the Fearless/Hopeless Records mashup album that SoundCloud user Dr Brixx released, but we stumbled across another mashup that sounds all too familiar to our pop-punk honed ears.
Sometimes giving up and starting over is the only option.
This past December witnessed more than snow and sleighs when We the Kings re-emerged with Smile Kid.
When Avril Lavigne released album No. 2 in 2004, the spunky teen pop star announced to the world that she was growing up. Gone were the baggy pants and skater-chick image that first earned Lavigne the media-christened nickname of “the anti-Britney.” On that year’s “Under My Skin,” punky anthems like “Sk8er Boi” were replaced largely with grammatically correct, midtempo teen-angst rockers. The album was released a few months shy of Lavigne’s 20th birthday, and the black-and-white Goth imagery made it clear that Lavigne was dealing with some intense late-teen issues. Today, Lavigne is done with all that. On April 17,… Read more »
Cartel are not the sort of guys you’d expect to catch on an episode of MTV’s “Cribs.” For one, they all live under the same ancient roof: a home guitarist Nic Hudson inherited from his grandmother last year. They don’t rock the bling, nor do they drive fancy automobiles. In fact, up until the show’s taping, the band had just a ramshackle touring van and drummer Kevin Sanders’ Volkswagen Golf to get them from point A to point B. But that didn’t stop Cartel from opening their doors to the “Cribs” cameras; the band will be featured on an upcoming… Read more »
Good Charlotte’s Madden brothers are hard to please. Even though hits like “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” and “Girls and Boys” helped their last album, The Young and the Hopeless, sell more than 2.8 million copies, the Madden brothers say the tunes just weren’t good enough for them. “Me and Benji are never satisfied with the songs we write,” Joel admitted. “Truthfully, we’ve never loved anything we’ve written so far. We’re always chasing the song that one day we’ll really love.” The Maddens and their bandmates are currently pursuing pop-punk’s perfect wave in a Los Angeles studio, where they’re… Read more »
Goldfinger teamed up with none other than blink-182‘s Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker to craft a high-energy pop-punk track for your summer enjoyment, “Freaking Out A Bit.” Goldfinger’s John Feldmann shares, “‘Freaking Out a Bit’ is a song I wrote with Travis Barker and Mark Hoppus… I had the concept for a song and a chorus, and they came in and brought it to life! Mark wrote the best verses, and Travis turned the beat around in the bridge, which gave it a whole new life of its own. Those guys are some of my best friends and I love them.… Read more »
