If you mix original garage pop with sinful folk punk, you get great alternative music with a sense of freedom, so throw away your halos and start dancing. THE NEW EVES – Original Sin
With creativity and a playful edge, they make pop punk that requires fast feet if you’re going to dance, which is a great way to burn calories. Smiling. BUSTED HEAD RACKET – Junk Food
They try their best and make messy punk that turns out great with nice melodic loops and catchy choruses perfect for singing alone. …or in a cluster. SPLIT SYSTEM – Alone Again
Think what you want about banal song lyrics, but when they’re made with naive perfection into limitless charm pop, I fall like a little pine. Short and round. THE BUG CLUB – Short And Round
Awesome synthpunk as with crackling electricity makes the sound waves swing so that every single consumer should dance like happy jubilant idiots. Trust me. MONONEGATIVES – Consumer Trust
Feel-good pop that you enjoy in the moment when so much else goes wrong, so press play and let the smile spread from ear to ear. Maybe via satellite… THE WHIFFS – Satellites
Easily, they chug on with a post-punk piece that with a dark wave vibe sounds nice and cozy, and then you hope that they will always remain relevant. BOROUGH COUNCIL – Prescribed
Punk rock with speed and attitude you can’t get too much of so don’t wait, make sure to listen as soon as possible. …or wait…no, just do it! KJELLS BÄNK – Wait
Lightly messed up punk pop with monotonous touches can get me to freak out a little extra as it seems like it might be needed, but get in line. I was first. BILLIAM – Freak Line
White lies have never been my thing. …until now. Thus, this stunning frenzy and the drive that makes it completely irresistible. Honestly. SATANIC TOGAS – White Lies