pop punk – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

SINGLE REVIEW: Vienna – Quiet Season

Vienna take a look at making difficult decisions and keeping the faith on this phenomenal emo number.

Hot Milk’s sophomore effort is a riotous collection of political pop-punk bangers with bite.

Kerosene Heights step up on their sophomore record to produce what could be the emo record of the year.

As December Falls’ fourth record offers big emo anthems, but nothing to really get your teeth into.

Bye Bye’s debut double single is a wickedly fun offering of post-emo fury.

Marking their first LP release in eight years, ‘Awaken, Asleep.’ is a great reintroduction into the world of Sound of a Smirk.

Arm’s Length offer a beautifully human experience on this folk-infused emo record.

Turnstile return after four years with an album that defies all attempts to label, for better and for worse.

Montana’s Bella Wright returns after over a year with her punchiest and most compelling work to date.

PUP’s fifth record is a glorious showcase of how to be introspective and sound fun whilst doing so.