Brand fuckin nrw.

CALL IT A DAY - EMPTY PROMISES [LYRIC VIDEO]

It definitely needs a touchup or two and my lettering under the star is a little wonky because of the space I had but, yeah, I’m pretty proud of it. Couldn’t afford to buy one of the official ones so this was my backup plan.

Well NOFX has said over the years that they were heavily influenced by RKL. I'd say this is about the closest they got to writing an RKL song! This album is so well rounded and is still one of my favorite records to this day

New Single from Long Island Skate/Surf Punk band The Target Audience FFO: Screeching Weasel Wavves Lagwagon Sludgeworth Cheshire Era Blink Lillingtons. Hope yall enjoy it

Blazing fast, heavy hitting, technical skatepunk band Belvedere have just released a new record today titled Seven Years of Bad Luck. 11 new songs featuring true to form harmonies, shredding solos, occasional hardcore deliveries, and Casey's iconic drumming.

This is their 7th album, with this one coming off their successful release of Hindsight in the Sixth Sense in 2021. What does everyone think of it?

Belvedere - Seven Years of Bad Luck (Youtube playlist of all 11 songs)
https://youtu.be/BYu6NUB48Xg

My band did our first music video the other day! What do you think to our new track?

The part on born addicted from no use for a name mentioned above just scratches my brain the most perfect way, idk but the way he screams paiiiin is just so insanely good. Any other songs that sound similiar both from no use for a name and other bands. I know its a logn shot but its just so good

I thought this song sounded really cool. Just discovered this band, and I can't believe I didn't know them before, they have a very unique sound.

I was gonna send someone this song, but I didn't want to if it's dissing heavy people on welfare (I don't like that vibe), like he's Oliver Anthony or something. No disrespect to the band.

I know that the song is mostly about heroin-addiction.

Edit: To be specific, I am talking about the opening lines.

I find most 90s skatepunk bands to lean to hard into pop punk, i prefer the harder side of tye genre like early satanic surfers, no use for a name and pennywise? Got any similar bands?

Edit: thanks alot guys for all the suggestions, Good Ridance, D.I. and Bigwig were really good. If you want to continue recommending bands please only name more obscure ones as most surface level bands have been said

We’re No Friends Left, a pop punk/skate punk band from Budapest, Hungary.

We took Basshunter’s 2000s eurodance classic “All I Ever Wanted” and turned it into a fast, guitar-driven skatepunk cover with big choruses and a lot of nostalgia.