Strangers is a fun tune from U.K. pop-punk act Trash Boat. A slightly strange and unique name for a band perhaps, but the music is good which is all that really matters.
Song of the Day: Trash Boat – Strangers [feat. Dan Campbell]
Song of the Day: As It Is – Winter’s Weather
As It Is – just looking for a little love. LYRICS: How long, how long ’til I’m no longer a shadow, ‘Cause I’ve been thinking I’d so love to feel again, […]
Song of the Day: Seaway – Stubborn Love
Seaway continues to prove why they are one of the very best punk/pop punk bands in the business with their latest release Stubborn Love, a song that is not quite a ballad, […]
Song of the Day: Boston Manor – Gone
Today’s track is a great little bit of pop punk from Boston Manor with their latest video Gone. Also pretty neat was the usage and throwback feel of giving it a VHS […]
Song of the Day: Forever Came Calling – Wish You Well
It is impossible not to love Forever Came Calling, one of the better punk/pop punk bands in the game today. Wish You Well is their latest, an upbeat piece of music, short […]
Song of the Day: Neck Deep – Serpents
Another great cut off of Neck Deep’s latest album Life’s Not Out to Get You.
Song of the Day: ROAM – Tracks
Tracks is a nice acoustic song from ROAM’s debut album Backbone just recently released. Nothing quite like a guy or a girl just with a guitar and there voice proving that sometimes […]
Song of the Day: Chase and Status – Control ft. Slaves
A new Chase and Status track is always a good thing, but one featuring Slaves on vocals and a strange confluence of styles between the two makes it just that much better.
Song of the Day: Knuckle Puck – Pretense
With a great new video featuring a great song from their great album, there is no better way to start your day than with a little Knuckle Puck.
Song of the Day: Hands Like Houses – Colourblind
Fantastic new song from Hands Like Houses which is a little heavier and a little more melodic, almost like they are moving into Coheed and Cambria territory – which is a good […]
The Telltale Mind 