Tag: the ataris
10 song titles you didn’t realize are actually just movie quotes
The best thing about pop culture is how often its elements transcend their original scopes and mediums, offering an instant sense of connection to...
10 rising Australian pop-punk bands you need to hear
The Down Under is giving rise to some of the most prominent artists of the modern pop-punk scene. With bands such as With Confidence,...
blink-182 are still headlining the postponed 2021 Four Chord Music Fest
On Aug. 3, Four Chord Music Festival announced that its upcoming 2020 event has been postponed until 2021. Despite this setback due to coronavirus,...
Hear Ataris, Kill Hannah and more team up for a pandemic benefit track
Acclaimed producer Sean Beavan (Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson) and artist Brandon Zano were feeling the pandemic depression hard. So they wrote “It’s Gonna...
15 scene bands from the 2000s that you probably forgot about
As 1999 came to a close, boy bands and nü-metal acts were at the top of the charts. Trends in mainstream culture changed the...
20 scene albums from 2003 you probably still know every word to
In 2003, major scene bands were gaining popularity on the Warped Tour circuit. The musical mixture of emo, pop punk and punk was growing...
40 pop-punk albums from the 2000s that’ll make you grab your old Chucks
Pop punk began to rapidly gain traction in the early 2000s, landing impressive spots on mainstream charts that propelled the success of the genre...
blink-182, the Used among Four Chord Music Festival 2020 lineup
Four Chord Music Festival is returning for its seventh year this summer with an even more stacked lineup than last year. With the first...
10 alternative songs that sampled iconic movie scenes
Sampling in music has been a popular practice since the ’70s, mainly in the hip-hop world to recycle old drum beats. Over the years,...
12 essential punk and emo albums turning 20 in 2019
Spawning monumental releases from influential bands such as the Get Up Kids, Saves The Day and of course, blink-182, it’s no doubt that 1999...
