Pierce Da'esigil
Straight-up pop punk. Catchy, fun, and thoughtful.
Nice addition to my collection.
Favorite track: Lawnmower.
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Intro
00:51
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Hang Out
03:35
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Please Let Me Know
03:03
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Where You've Been
03:54
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Trophy Room
03:13
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My Entire Life
03:55
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Just Incase
02:48
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Lawnmower
02:44
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What It Takes
03:11
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Lawnmower (Acoustic)
02:38
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City Lights Columbus, Ohio
Plain and simple, it's pop punk the way it should be. No gimmicks, no scene-cred. Just ultra-catchy songs with enough energy to crowd surf you around the world twice. See you in the pit.
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Catchy but heartfelt pop punk. I love it when bands can make their music as relatable as Real Friends do. You guys are awesome. Sleepy Eyes x Bony Knees forever!
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Three songs from this raucous New Zealand group that prove punk still has teeth and isn’t afraid to lunge and bite.
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