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“a summer-y blast of punky power-pop that'll have you rolling down your car windows and blasting it loud!”
Waiting for Godot never sounded this loud: Coma Beach's I Won't Listen kicks off their "Scapegoat Revisited" triptych with four violent jolts of punk rock refusal and post-punk gloom, and A Madman's Dream/Mind Descending follows with fever-dream urgency fusing punk's feral bite with razor-edged post-punk precision. Nelson Comes To Visit turns up the heat with sparkly hardcore — soaring synths, chiptune riffs, and crushing guitars capturing wealth inequality and the creep of fascism on a world on fire. Wooden Crates keep it punchy with fun rhythms and relatable lyrics tackling overstimulation and the dangers of monetized online rage, while 8D6 chart an emotional pop-punk journey through Middle-Earth with just the right dash of folk and metalcore.
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“The debut collection from Letters from Mars is engineered to CRASH onto the music scene, unleashing Indie Pop with Rock, Folk, and Punk influences set to evolve in future letters.”
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“fun pop punk - girlz rool”
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“A bop about being an introvert and not wasting time on people who cause you stress.”
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“Stylistically, the album bounces between no-nonsense hard rockers, by-the-numbers pop-punk, and even those not-at-all out of place on comercial FM radio.FM”
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“A song about managing chronic illness by Stress Dolls, an artist who has been described as 'Joni Mitchell meet Nirvana'”
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“The latest powerpop single from Perpetual Stu (Roger Feeley-Lussier)”
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“Pop punk emo golden age throwback”
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“Feel like Crashing Out? Listen to this alt rock pop punk crash out anthem.”
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“Fun fast and raw punk rock album that starts with a bang and ends.. also with a bang with lots of bangs in-between.”
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“'A 14-track masterpiece by the ultimate, slip-shod high school band from your wildest low-fi dreams.' - College OTR”
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“Folk-pop-punk with cello riffs, catchy hooks, relatable lyrics and big feelings”