Recently, we had the pleasure of speaking with the members of Pop Punk outfit, Waiver Wire. Among other things, we touch on what they’ve been up to during the lockdown, their newest music, the band’s history, and a whole lot more.
Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Ilan Rubin started his career in the early 2000s with Denver Harbor. Since then, Ilan has landed himself as the drummer for big bands such as Angels & Airwaves, Nine Inch Nails, Paramore, Lostprophets and of course his solo work.
Jim Harold is a titan of the paranormal podcasting world, as well as a pioneer for podcasting in general. There’s a reason why he is perpetually atop the proverbial podcasting heap.
What do you get when you mix everything spooky, humor, imagination, puns, Ska, and Goth? You get “Skath” band Grave Danger!
There’s not much I haven’t said already about Pop-Punk as a genre, and what it means to me. So, now, I leave it to the people, and artists to translate it for themselves. Another One Down! is one of those bands that has both the dedication and the drive to make the genre theirs.
They say there’s a resurgence in the Pop-Punk genre happening right now but to me, Pop-Punk has never left — it’s only grown.
Sleep Cycles is a band that formed in 2019 who are trying to navigate their way through the digital age during a pandemic. If this conversation has taught me anything, it’s that persistence and believing in both yourself, and your future self is key to success.
Deviates has a story to tell that’s 20 years in the making, and they come out swinging with “The Liar” music video so be sure to give that a listen, stream, or buy their new album Holding Out.
For those of you who don’t know me by now, I’m Anthony, the resident Pop-Punk nerd, and I’m here with another great Pop-Punk interview. This time, I’ve got Rishi Bahl of Eternal Boy.
Mike DelGaudio, another longtime veteran of the show dating back to season 4 is someone who found his roots in the NoSleep subreddit and grew from there.
