Spanish pop punk supergroup Pantone have a new song up on their bandcamp page.
The Madrid band features members of Critters, Fast Food and Help Me Devil, and have played with bands like Reagents and Caroline & the Treats. The song is called ‘Pink Noise’, and you can check it out right here!
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Powerpop/surf/pop punk from Sweden.
Sonic Surf City were formed in Sweden in the late 80s and disbanded in the mid 90s. In this time they recorded several marvellous singles and Eps and a couple of albums full of turbo-charged beach pop played at neck-breaking speed with upfront guitars and boy/girl vocals, with a little warm, breezy sunshine […Read more...…]
The Bad Chickens are a punk rock band from Valence, France, formed in 2003. Mostly influenced by the street punk scene (Rancid, Cock Sparrer…) at their beginnings, they moved to a pop punk sound when the line-up changed. It results a crossover of this two scene : “college street punk”. To date, Bad Chickens has released 2 studio […Read more...…]
Started in 1992. Had 500 different guitarists. Played all over the UK.
W.O.R.M – Messing With My Mind
Working on a new album. For now, go to www.miketvmusic.bandcamp.com and download all our music for free!
Biography
After over a decade of being a band, Mike TV (or Pickled Dick as they were known until 2007, due to being whacky stoners) are finally seeing some light at the end of the pop-punk tunnel. Two hugely successful tours of […Read more...…]
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