Tag: pop-punk
Exeposé Music’s Top Albums of 2018: 19-11
19 Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves
The last few years have seen various pop artists look to country, folk and Americana music as sources of...
‘I just can’t wait for the next year of my life’:...
Five EPs, two headline tours and one tour supporting Busted later, Basildon-born rising pop act Emma Blackery has been catapulted into international fame over...
Live Review: State Champs @ Bristol O2 Academy
I have to say, there are very few things I enjoy more than classic pop punk concerts, so last night was a real treat.
Punk...
Live Review: Deaf Havana @ O2 Academy Bristol
After battling the northern winds of Bristol (we’d forgotten to factor the slight temperature change into our wardrobe choices), the sight of the O2...
Feature: What Does Punk Mean in 2017?
Punk is dead!”, cry the forlorn dad-rockers lamenting the loss of their Buzzcocks and Dead Kennedys only to be displaced by Fall Out Boy...
Album Review: Blink 182 – California
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alifornia, the new album from pop-punk legends Blink-182, is everything a comeback album should be. It blends punk guitar riffs with pop melodies and maintains...
Live Review: The Maine at the Lemon Grove, 26/1/16
If there is one sentence I never thought I'd be saying, it would be this; “Wow, what a fantastic night at the Lemon Grove,...
An interview with The Story So Far
Online Music Editor Joe Stewart spoke with Kelen Capener of alternative pop-punk band The Story So Far about huge tours, their new self-titled LP,...
Album Review: Nai Harvest – Hairball
Nai Harvest
Hairball
28 April 2015, Topshelf Records
Alex Hall considers Sheffield-based Nai Harvest's soon-to-be latest release Hairball as the next gem in an ever growing fuzz-pop...
Live review: Auxes, Iona Cairns, Late Nights and Long Drives, Novella
Hugh Dignan heads to the Cavern for a night full of great underground music.
There’s something to be said for ignorance. I wouldn’t call it...
