Life Is A Lemon

  Disclaimer: I do not own this photo, I was just sent it by the band to include in this post. Welcome back to another instalment of me talking about bands! Today I'm going to be introducing you to Rich Kid Problems, we're going to look at the tracks they already have out, and seeing how good they are. I'll be telling you who's who and if I think they're worth you giving them a shot. Rich Kid Problems are a pop-punk band from Morecombe, England.  The band consists of;  - Rachael Walsh on Vocals - Ellis Shepherd on Bass - Nathan Denny on Guitar - Adam Murphy-Jackson on Guitar - Marc Holland on Drums For Fans Of; Stand Atlantic, Paramore, Royal Blood, Fall Out Boy, Blondie, Machine Gun Kelly, Yungblud and All Time Low.  So, Rich Kid Problems have 5 tracks out currently. They have Front Garden as a single and then an EP titled Place Crash on a Sunday. Due to, Front Garden being on the EP too, I'm just going to talk about the track as part of the EP.  Place Crash on

Welcome back again, today I'm talking about Zak Fox's new track that dropped today titled 'uno who'. I did a review a few months back of Zak's first track 'Nice to See Ya...' which I really enjoyed, so I have pretty high hopes for this new track!  Straight off, the intro was enough to catch my attention, and I just knew this was going to live up to expectations. It still sounds similar to 'Nice to See Ya...' however, I think I kind of prefer this track and the vibe of it. It's a pretty decent song, I actually really like it, and I think it's actually exceeded my expectations.  The pace of this track gets a big yes from me, and there are so many great elements on this track. I love that there are spoken elements within the track, as I think it just gives it something to make it stand out and not sound like a copy of other tracks. I also like that although the context of the song isn't the happiest, it still feels like it's quite a posi

  Welcome back to another blog post! Today I'm talking about the brand new We Were Sharks track! This is their latest single off their upcoming album 'New Low'. Now, if you know me then you know We Were Sharks are one of my favourite bands, and their music has been the soundtrack to many different highs and lows in my life, however, a few weeks back they were lovely enough to give me permission to produce content on their album. I was intending to keep that hush for a bit longer, but Over This has just blown my mind that I couldn't not talk about this. Of course, this never influences my opinion, and most people know that I love We Were Sharks a lot anyway!  So, let's get into talking about Over This. First off, this track is next level. If you haven't listened to it yet, then please go and do that right now! Anyway, this track really is extraordinary. It's got some great lines in it that have me going "Wow, same" but also getting me ready to feel

  Welcome back to the blog again, today I'm going to be talking about High Wire's latest single Up and Away, now although I've never done a review on High Wire before, I have mentioned them in previous posts. They're an incredible band, and I am well and truly obsessed with their music. They are incredibly talented and they really do pack a punch, and I would say they're one of the small pop-punk bands to watch out for, because they have so much potential to go places! So, if you've never heard of them before, please go check them out because, I can almost guarantee that if you're a pop-punk fan you'll be impressed. I will also, be bringing you a review of the new EP (that drops tomorrow) next week!  Anyway, enough rambling, let's talk about Up and Away.  I knew this was going to be a belter of a track because High Wire are really good at making incredible tracks, and just like their other recent singles, it is incredibly catchy. The chorus has been

Another day, and yet another blog post! Now, if you remember a few weeks back I spoke about a band called BrunchBox, and did a review of their track Palace, well, last week they went and dropped an EP, the great thing about this EP though, is the fact it's 10 tracks long! That's insane, and something you don't see often! I did quite like their previous tracks, which the recent singles are on this EP. So, without waffling on, let's just get straight into talking about the tracks on this EP.  The first track on the EP is, Day, which has a listening time of just over a minute and a half, making it one of the shortest on the album, but it still packs a punch. It's the perfect opening track for the EP, as it sets the tone, and it's not an overly intense track, but one that has a nice build-up within it. It's actually a lot better of an opening track than I expected, and I actually quite like it. I think its placement on the EP is perfect, and it's a well-done

A few days ago, Beneath Flowers released their new EP, I'll Meet You At The End And Then We'll Do It Again, which funnily enough, is the title of all three tracks on the EP. Now, I have heard of Beneath Flowers before, I've been following them on Instagram for a few months, and I've heard their previous releases and I was really impressed by them! This meant, that I was actually really excited when they asked me if I'd be up for doing some content on the EP. I had some decent expectations for this EP, and let me just say, they didn't disappoint!  The first track on the EP is I'll Meet You, and this is such an incredible opening track. It's a perfect opening track to this EP. I want to say it starts quiet, but I don't mean that in the way that would imply this is a soft, slow, stripped back, track, I mean it's just a bit of a muted track for the first minute and a half, and then it kicks in and it's beautiful! I'm 100% behind that because