We’re recording a 3 song EP in 2012. 2 new songs and a very special cover. Tell your grandma.
Favorite records of 2011.
Dave-
Blink-182- “Neighborhoods”
New Found Glory- “Radiosurgery”
Fireworks- “Gospel”
I Am The Avalanche- “Avalanche United”
Bayside- “Killing Time”
Honorable Mentions:
Saves The Day- “Daybreak”
Limp Bizkit- “Gold Cobra”
Childish Gambino- “Camp”
Dom-
With The Punches- “It’s Not The End of the World”
New Found Glory- “Radiosurgery”
The Wonder Years- “Suburbia”
The Story So Far- “Under Soil and Dirt”
Carridale- “Relapse in the River City”
Honorable Mentions:
Fireworks- “Gospel”
Crucial Dudes- ”61 Penn”
This Time Next Year- “Drop Out of Life”
.@punchlion is one of the most underrated bands on the planet and I want them to survive as a band for many many years to come! Watch this video and make sure to buy their new EP on itunes when it comes out this Tuesday!
Chris Fafalios Announcement
Support Punchline next week!
We hit 380 “likes” on FB! Only 20 away from 400! Thank you all so much for the support thus far! You can expect a much more active Plastic Smiles in the year 2012. New music/shows and fancy physical goods. Have a Happy Holiday everyone- Dave/Dominic
This record is a must own. I decided to start a small vinyl collection that strictly includes only my all-time favorite records. Records that I know will stay with me forever and that will bring me back to certain time in my life. It honestly took me a while to get into Saves the Day. I have seen them live multiple times and I couldn’t get past Chris’s unique/nasally voice. Definitely an acquired taste but I kept seeing all these bands I love mention them as an influence in interviews. So I decided to give them another listen with my full attention and this record in particular struck a chord with me. The melodies are infectious and the lyrics are pure genius and it made me appreciate them and understand why they made such a big impact in the pop-punk/emo scene. I’ll post pics/share stories as my collection grows. -Dave
Steve Jobs’ commencement speech at Stanford in 2005 on what nearly dying taught him about living. RIP
