blink-182 have returned with new single, “Blame It On My Youth.” Taking a more mature look into the punk world, blink-182 are ready to try something new. Partnering up with producer Tim Pagnotta of Sugarcult, “Blame It On My Youth” appears to be a personal story of bassist Mark Hoppus’ upbringing. blink-182’s latest single is a great “looking back at my…
Have you ever heard of sad-pop? Neither have I. But, it’s the genre a New York based three piece called EXNATIONS have decided to call home. The self-proclaimed sad-pop act have recently released a new single titled, “Tether,” which is lifted from their…
After almost five years since the release of The Dream Walker, space-rock band Angels & Airwaves are setting fire to radio waves once more with their latest single, “Rebel Girl.” With the release of “Rebel Girl,” joining the Rise Records family…
After a three year hiatus, Cleveland pop punk band Envoi have returned with a bang, a purpose, and most importantly: NEW TUNES. Kicking off their comeback, Envoi have released a new song titled, “The Seas,” which as frontwoman Madeline Finn puts it: “is a…
Fletcher is back with her own brand of emo pop in the form of new song, “If You’re Gonna Lie.” Scribed as the prequel to hit song “Undrunk,” this queen of the lost and wasted truly knows how to get someone to sob and explore their inner…
Sum 41 are at it again! Making quite the splash in the deep end of the pool with the release of their latest single, “Out For Blood,” which is taken from the band’s upcoming album Order In Decline, which is looking at a release this Summer. Sum 41 is one of…
As I mentioned before in my review of “Undrunk” by the wonderful Fletcher, I’m not a huge fan of the pop genre, at least by today’s standards of the genre which heavily features bubble gum everything, songs that have no meaning, and a machine that…
Enter American Trash-Pop: There’s a sweet spot for Simple Creatures somewhere between blink-182 and All Time Low. The newest “baby band” from Mark Hoppus and Alex Gaskarth. Calling themselves trash-pop could be seen as a personal insult, in which I know…
Is it too soon to crown my favorite band of the year? Probably, but I’m going to do it anyway! The Australian Neck Deep, Tragic Me has probably been my go to band since I gave their latest release Young Hearts a brief listen, which translates to about fifty-plus plays…
The Great Depression, one of As It Is‘ best albums to date, possibly one of the best albums to be released last year. A tale of greedy opportunists, mind-numbing depression, and inner battles where the outcome decides the fate of your life. The Great Depression, one of…
