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Danny and Luke from a Few Too Many are on the show, talking all things UK pop punk. Grab a drink and crank it up. Their new song Unhealthy is at the end of the show!
Steve and Seb from Confessions of a Traitor trade tour war stories and reveal the kinds of things that you can't put in an episode description.
The title says it all, really. Bryan Giles, guitars / vocals, and More Than Punk talk about surviving the Zombie apocalypse, strip clubs in Portland and share horror tour stories. This one is just different.
Jeremy DePoyster joins the More Than Punk podcast to talk about the commercials of running a band, the legacy that he'll leave behind if the band ever ends and that they're more intune than ever to how they might have betrayed their fans in the past.
The Meffs talk not being able to force their creativity, how being disorganised makes them more creative and the weird bins situation here in the UK.
Glasgwegian pop punks, WRTHLESS talk about being in a band of introverts, pandemic induced panic attacks and how the Scottish mentality of always thinking you're a bit shit, as a shield for putting themselves out there. We also talk about the best pizza because they're a pop punk band, obviously.
Kathryn from FRESH talks about how we can make the punk scene more inclusive, not being taken seriously by men and how to stop fretting over streaming numbers (which I do, a lot).
Josh and Tom from Tigress talk about their favourite cereals, studio diets and Tom imparts some cereal hacks that will probably change your life. Tweet the band to let them know your favourite cereal!
SeeYouSpaceCowboy's Connie Sgarbossa talks about the price of fame, if it's really worth it, how to be happy and the challenges of being an LGBTQ+ poster child in the alternative scene.
Simon and Niall from Block Out The Sun talk about drawing inspiration from the negative, being a band with a social stance and we talk about the hellscape that is social media because, well, why not? Block Out The Sun self-titled EP is out NOW.
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