Broadway Calls
Good Views, Bad News

All right, you might say there are enough Greenday and Blink 182s in this world but I say hey, if they?re this good, keep them coming!?Good Views, Bad...

Poor Broadway Calls, almost everything you review about them includes a comparison with Green Day. It can’t be helped I suppose, Billie Joe did sign t...

Perhaps I?m getting too old now (in my ripe old age of twenty-one) to be listening to pop-punk that echoes teenage angst and suburban American teen mo...

I?m steadfastly of the opinion that pop punk done well is pretty much unbeatable. Ever since I heard Green Day?s Dookie back in 1994 (or whatever it w...

Double-layered guitar chords, punching drums and soaring vocal melodies can only mean one thing in this day and age: - the latest Bill Stevenson-produ...

Broadway Calls’ second album, Good Views, Bad News, is the subject of this review. It is their second full length outing. They are a pop punk ba...

Once upon a time, a strand of melodic pop-punk existed that wasn't about farts or sex, but about damn good catchy songs that balanced melody and rhyth...

There has always been a fine line between channelling sincere bemusement by expressing natural feral exuberance through music, as opposed to trying to...

The doors swing open. For the first time in a long while you are free. The monastery which has been you home no longer has any bearing on your choices...

There has always been a fine line between channelling sincere bemusement by expressing natural feral exuberance through music, as opposed to trying ...