JR Ewing(punk/hardcore)

The singer sounds a bit like Dennis Lyxzen

[url]http://www.thejrewing.com/[/url]

[B]Ska[/B]
[url]http://www.purevolume.com/crabragoon[/url]

Good band, singer is unique though

Pop-Rock

Bonnie Mckee's great, give her a listen.
[url]http://reprise.fanpimp.com/bonniemckee/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=beachbum4eva&linkID=22[/url]

[url]http://reprise.fanpimp.com/bonniemckee/index.html?fuseaction=tools.invlink&u=beachbum4eva&linkID=23[/url]

[B]EMO/PUNK

Race the Sun

They're unknown, and really super good, they could be big soon!

"The Rest Of Our Lives Is Tonight" is a solid album.

Generic, but solid.

Pop-Punk-ish
[b]Mybe[/b]
Cross between The Wildhearts and Green Day.

[url]http://www.purevolume.com/mybe[/url]

[url]http://www.angelfire.com/ns/lillingtons/[/url] the Lillingtons- 50's b-movie inspired punk

[url]http://www.soundslikechicken.com.au/[/url] - Sounds like Chicken, Really good Ska-Punkish stuff

can i just say - chips 88: i ****ing love that film.

anyway, if anyone hasn't already, check out Bloc Party - NOW!
[url]http://www.blocparty.com[/url]

[I]pop/punk[/I]
alkaline trio "stupid kid, 5-3-10-4

[QUOTE=CommieCanada]Emery [url]www.emerymusic.com[/url] (melodic post hardcore)[/QUOTE]

I just heard their song "Walls" on the radio. It's awsome.

hey there is a great aussie punk pop band called for what its worth, Check out there demo tracks at [url]http://www.mp3.com.au/artist.asp?id=20982[/url] the sound quality is very good for a demo! Or the site at [url]www.fwiwband.com[/url]

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Scream Hello!

[url]http://www.purevolume.com/screamhello[/url]
[url]http://www.screamhello.com/[/url]

Next To Nothing!
 

Pop-punk-rock-emo s**t! Yeah. Its my band and we're f***ing awsome! We're next to nothing and we're gonna be something! :smash: :smash: :smash: :chug: :smoke:

Dillinger Four is a good pop-punk band . They are catchy. check out and is worth while.

They're not a pop-punk band, just plain old punk.

Everyone should listen to them anyway.

And you pop-punkers should check out Set Your Goals. Pop-punk influenced hardcore.

[url]http://www.hxcmp3.com/set_your_goals[/url]

And Cut The Ropes

[url]http://www.hxcmp3.com/cut_the_ropes[/url]

CHECK OUT this band!!
 

[url]http://www.purevolume.com/drasticrustle[/url]
Check em out!! :p
Feedback?

this is weird. i thought that emo, post hardcore, and emo/screemo was all the same style of music? some one please explain, or direct me somewhere to find out. thanxs alot

[QUOTE=alkaline kid]this is weird. i thought that emo, post hardcore, and emo/screemo was all the same style of music? some one please explain, or direct me somewhere to find out. thanxs alot[/QUOTE]

check out the pages and definitions in the punk forum, stickied at the top of the page.

Also try the emo/hardcore sub-forum in there

can anyone tell me some bands like saves the day, both old and new stuff, and bands like motion city soundtrack

for anyone who likes MOTION CITY SOUNDTRACK!!!

Remember the Blink 182 Feb 2004 tour? Remember the awesome support band Motion City Soundtrack? Well they're coming back to the UK! From May 10th MCS will be supporting Finch on some UK dates, and will have 2 dates of their own! Head to [url]http://www.motioncitysoundtrack.com[/url] for some more info and tickets!

the corals new songs really good! not quite sure what its called, but check it out

where are the queers? ....everyone listen to the queers right now....and the addicts, and stiff little fingers, no use for a name, and the Mr.T Experience

Let's update this thread a little!

[b]Kif's recommendations[/b]
[url=http://www.purevolume.com/brandnewdisaster]Brand New Disaster[/url] have been one of my favourite bands of the year. Their new album is very heavy pop-punk stuff, and though it doesn't bring much new stuff to the genre, they pull out some amazing pop-punk songs. Check out "Blades Don't Need Reloading" and "Walking Wounded" on the Purevolume

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/kanehodder]Kane Hodder[/url] are by far one of the catchiest bands I have ever heard this year. They manage to fuse indie "NME-rock" with powerful hardcore breakdowns and screams. Their debut album [i]Pleasure To Remain So Heartless[/i] is a spectacular piece of work. On their Purevolume, check out "I Think Patrick Swayze Is Sexy" and "Attack On Tir Asleen"

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/rufio]Rufio[/url] are also high on my recommendations list. Their new album, [i]The Comfort Of Home[/i], is a perfect summer album filled with catchy melodies and well-written pop punk anthems. They only have one song off the new album on their Purevolume though, called "Out Of Control". Nevertheless, it's still amazing

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/cruiserweight]Bear Vs. Shark[/url] are my last recommendation. They are a solid pure pop-punk band, swinging out tunes perfect for the summer. The addition of a high female voice and lyrics that just get stuck in your head make them perfect for this genre. On the PV, check out "Vermont" and "Operation Eyes Closed"

[B]Of Blessings and Burdens[/B]

For Fans Of Emo/Screamo/Metal looking for something new and refreshing in the genre. Welcome "Of Blessings and Burdens". They are four piece "Radcore" band from my area (Western Massachusetts), and have been together for around a year, but already have a full length cd and a music video being in production. They're also playing on the Warped Tour in Northampton, MA. Check em out, you will never regret it.

Their first single, "Never Bled Like This". (Showcases their heavier stuff)
[url]http://s45.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1SIEPK2AXUCS32OHY4CP2Y9K4N[/url]

A more fast paced song.
..."Words Spoken"
[url]http://xcomewinterx.tripod.com/wordsspoken.mp3[/url]

to anyone who is into emo, i suggest downloading songs from the band "copeland" they are fantastic. P.S if anyone has a tab to the song "hold nothing back" by copeland i would greatly appreciate it if you could tell me or send to my email. [email]pounder52@hotmail.com[/email]

Nice first post I guess, Copeland are awesome. I only have [i]In Motion[/i], but it's beautiful

try Pink Razors. Fast, furious pop-punk in one and a half minute bursts. Their EP, [I]Scene Suicide[/I] is out on Robotic Empire.

[url]http://www.purevolume.com/pinkrazors[/url]

[b]Summer recommendations![/b]

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/theacademyis]The Academy Is...[/url] are one of the best bands to hit 2005 in my opinion. They have this talent of creating fun pop-punk songs without being too loud. And Will's vocals sound beautiful over the top. Check out "Checkmarks" and "Seasons" on their PV.

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/panicatthedisco]Panic! At The Disco[/url] are another pop-punk band blending dance melodies into their music. Similar to Hellogoodbye with more of a Fall Out Boy pop-punk sound, this band are set to get bigger this year. Check out "Relax Relapse" and "It's Time To Dance" on their PV.

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/dayatthefair]Day At The Fair[/url] are Drive-Thru's latest offering of pop-punk, and they have made a good choice this time. With a mix of The Movielife and The Starting Line, DATF are an excellent choice for summer. Check out "The Blame Anxiety" and "Eastern Homes And Western Hearts" on their PV.

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/overit]Over It[/url] are the last band I recommend. They are pure pop-punk and they can pull out anthem after anthem, blending polished guitar riffs and well sung vocals. Check out "Siren On The 101" and "Waiting" on their PV

Hey, I was just going to come over and reccomend Day At The Fair. I saw them last night, they had so much energy.

[QUOTE=Kif]

[url=http://www.purevolume.com/overit]Over It[/url] are the last band I recommend. They are pure pop-punk and they can pull out anthem after anthem, blending polished guitar riffs and well sung vocals. Check out "Siren On The 101" and "Waiting" on their PV[/QUOTE]

'Crush' and 'Fall' are the superior songs, Kif.

Timing Is Everything > Their other albums.

And as for your other post with Bear Vs. Shark, they surely are not pure pop-punk, with the screaming and all.

Probbably my favourite band next to Rancid, Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards.
For those that see that name and go whos thisss, please please check em out. Lars is the guitarsit from rancid behind tim armstrong.
LFB have appearances from Tim Armstrong and Skinhead Rob from the transplants, there a great band check em out you'll get hooked.

sakita sarra.

[QUOTE=QuiMAgeN]I know this is a "Pop-Punk" Sub-forum, but I was wondering if anyone knew some good bands/songs (whether it be emo/alternative/metal/rock/etc) that uses the piano well. Kinda a weird question I know, but I think that songs/bands that can effectively incorporate the the piano into their songs (Trains done it, Journey, Straylight Run's "Existentialism," etc.) sounds totally different and seem to blend more styles into one. Maybe its just me, but I love it. So if you guys/girls have any good suggestions/recommendations... for sure post them. Thanks[/QUOTE]

old post but i've been listening to waking ashland and theyv got a piano, anyone that likes a punk/piano sound should download the politics of life by waking ashland

[U][B]Carpetmouth[/B][/U]

Right. This band from my hometown are really great. They are awsome live (even though Stani is usually too drunk to play) and are all really great guys. Definately deserve a record deal IMO. What do ya think?

[url]http://www.purevolume.com/carpetmouth[/url]

[url]http://www.carpetmouth.co.uk[/url]

I've got a question. I've been meaning to get into good pop-punk lately, but not stuff like Blink-182, Alkaline Trio, Sum 41, The Used, etc. I like the Descendants a lot, what are somke good bands like them?

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]I've got a question. I've been meaning to get into good pop-punk lately, but not stuff like Blink-182, Alkaline Trio, Sum 41, The Used, etc. I like the Descendants a lot, what are somke good bands like them?[/QUOTE]
Try Screeching Weasel, Mr. T Experience, etc.

Post-Hardcore; Punk-Pop
My Chemical Romance - "You Know What They Do to Guys Like Us In Prison", "Thank You for the Venom"; "Headfirst for Halos"

Alt Rock; Alt Pop
Barenaked Ladies - "Falling For the First Time"; "Shoebox"; "Aluminum"

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]I've got a question. I've been meaning to get into good pop-punk lately, but not stuff like Blink-182, Alkaline Trio, Sum 41, The Used, etc. I like the Descendants a lot, what are somke good bands like them?[/QUOTE]

screeching weasel, the queers, ALL (very very similar to descendents, they share 3/4 members). Maybe chixdiggit, epoxies type stuff as well