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Halfway Atlantic have perfectly encapsulated the sound of 2010s Pop-Punk in their new single ‘Back To Austin.’ Similar in theme and sound to Mayday Parade’s ‘Jamie All Over’, the new single by the Texas natives is one for a Pop-Punk summer and I imagine if this was released by an artist such as Real Friends or The Wonder Years, it would be a highlight of their set.
2 gigs in one week, who would've thought that possible at the start of the year? A week on from making my return to live music, I headed for a short Yorkshire trip to Leeds, to see Led by Lanterns and supports at the famous Key Club!
Following the success of their debut EP “Young & Dumb” back in the spring of 2019, New York-based pop-punk band All In Due Time are back with their first piece of music since that release – brand new single “Only Human”
Fearless Records is pleased to welcome Buffalo quartet Until I Wake — vocalist Cody Johnson, bassist Ryan Ridley, guitarist August Geitner, and drummer Alex Curtin — to its global roster.
If you miss the sound of early 2000s punk rock then The Camel City Blackouts’ new EP will be right up your street. The first track ‘Memory’ is a raw, 4 chord, Green Day-esque earworm that wouldn’t seem out of place on the likes of ‘Dookie’ or ‘Nimrod.’
Canadian post-hardcore/alternative rock group Coe Hill release their powerful and catchy new single "One Year Later" which features Simon Austin from the band Incase We Crash and Jason Emsallem from the band Nightwell on vocals via Blackgate Records. The song broadly speaks to the notion of feeling trapped in life, whether it be a stagnant routine, bad relationship, terrible job, and trying to break free from the toxic cycle. Specifically inspired by COVID and the many quarantines and restriction phases people all around the world have gone through, it is a topically relevant song that everyone can relate to. It's a true blend of pop-punk, post-hardcore and emo that will take you back to the 00's! "Maybe next year, we can finally get the hell out of here."