‘Pop Punk Artists’ Archives
Rocky Loves Emily American Dream EP
Rocky Loves Emily American Dream EP Immediately after pressing play on “American Dream” you will feel the need to jump up and down with a crowd of teenagers at a parking lot, a small venue, or even at your neighbors’ party. There are three words that describe the [Read More]
CIRCLE JERKS
Circle Jerks The Circle Jerks are an American punk band, formed in 1979 in Hermosa Beach, California. It was formed by Black Flag’s original singer, Keith Morris, and future Bad Religion guitarist Greg Hetson. They were among the preeminent hardcore punk bands of the [Read More]
Banner Pilot
Banner Pilot We are a punk band from sunny Minneapolis, MN. What do we sound like? Well, imagine if Jawbreaker, Lawrence Arms and Alkaline Trio got in a knife fight and Jawbreaker won – but just barely. That’s what we sound like. Does that even make sense? [Read More]
Assassinate the Scientist
Florida rockers Assassinate the Scientist have two loves: quirky low-rez artwork and quirky low-rez music. The D.I.Y. ethic is smeared all over them like a canned cheese on a hobo, but they smell better. I hope. The tunes mix the warm rock vocals of Muse and Paramore, [Read More]
Anchor Arms
Florida natives Anchor Arms have spent a long time building up community ties in their hometown of Gainsville, Florida. It wasn’t until 2007 that their penchant for slowly building and soaring alt-punk was noticed by aging rock star Jon Bon Jovi who took them on his [Read More]
Algernon Cadwallader
Their name is pronounced “al-jur-non kad-wall-uh-der” – a strange name without obvious origins. This Philly punk band doesn’t perpetuate the rage of other hard rockers, but instead uses their high energy and rocking tunes to bring out the best in the [Read More]
Above Them
Roaring out of West York, the English trio Above Them has made a very odd career trajectory. Having released three EPs and an LP and recieving rave reviews from music pundits the world over, the band made an unusual choice by touring just the American Midwest before [Read More]
