Just did an interview with an upcoming Facebook music fan page called Meet the Music!! “Like” the page and read my interview. Should be up very soon!-Dave

Our friend and current live drummer Colin just launched a tumblr page for his ever-so-awesome twitter account @PopPunkWayo!! 

Check it out at  http://poppunkwayo.tumblr.com/ for all the latest news, music downloads, dick jokes and more!!!  

Go support our friends in Real Friends by pre-ordering their new EP “Everyone That Dragged You Here”!!!
Possible merch design. ;)

Possible merch design. ;)

Acoustic show at Ashbary’s coffee house in Willow Springs,IL. February 24th. We’ll be playing a few from our EP and possibly a few covers. Who knows we may even play Katy Perry’s latest smash hit! (but don’t count on it.) More details soon!


We’ll be back in the studio on March 25th recording a very special cover for our new EP!!

Vinyl collection update #2!!
Blink-182- Self titled & Blink-182 -Neighborhoods 
The week of x-mas I bought myself the limited edition self-titled blink vinyl and got the Neighborhoods vinyl as a gift a few hours later! Blink’s self-titled album took the pop-punk genre in a whole new direction that embraced a more serious tone and left most of their younger crowd with mixed feelings about the release. I was 13 when it came out and it helped me appreciate many of their influences that shined through the record. (e.g., The Cure, New Order, Depeche Mode) All the great stuff my parents grew up on. While the much anticipated “Neighborhoods” picked up right where they left off, it still had hints of elements from their first couple releases that brought everything full circle. Blink will forever be my all time favorite band and are the reason I play music today.
-Dave

Vinyl collection update #2!!

Blink-182- Self titled & Blink-182 -Neighborhoods 

The week of x-mas I bought myself the limited edition self-titled blink vinyl and got the Neighborhoods vinyl as a gift a few hours later! Blink’s self-titled album took the pop-punk genre in a whole new direction that embraced a more serious tone and left most of their younger crowd with mixed feelings about the release. I was 13 when it came out and it helped me appreciate many of their influences that shined through the record. (e.g., The Cure, New Order, Depeche Mode) All the great stuff my parents grew up on. While the much anticipated “Neighborhoods” picked up right where they left off, it still had hints of elements from their first couple releases that brought everything full circle. Blink will forever be my all time favorite band and are the reason I play music today.

-Dave