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SHARKS – No Gods
March 20, 2012 by Dave Giumara
There was something very unique and special about British punk bands in the 80’s which made them relevant. It could have been the whole idea of anarchy and conformity being two distinct opposites, but the same thing could be said for punk music in general. We live in a new … read more.
Similar artists: Husker Du, Rancid, The Clash, the graduate, The Wonder YearsGenre: pop-punk, punk, rock
The Panic Division: Eternalism
January 31, 2012 by Andrew Martin
To call me a fan of The Panic Division would be a massive understatement. Whether it’s their loop-driven, aggressive pop anthems on debut “Versus” or the 80′s-influenced “Songs from the Glasshouse,” The Panic Division have a sound that’s accessibly refreshing. Colton Holliday is the songwriter and mastermind behind the Panic … read more.
Similar artists: armor for sleep, the graduateGenre: dreamy, epic, rock