5 Pop-Punk Albums You Need In 2015

Rehasher - Make The Noise

Roger Lima of Less Than Jake, one of my all-time favourite bands, has put out a new record with his side-project Rehasher. Make The Noise is a great album, and is definitely worth a listen, just think of it this way; it's like Less Than Jake's faster tracks without horns, and it's just as cool.

Man Overboard - Heavy Love

Man Overboard have been very consistent, bringing out music every 2-3 years with shows in-between, despite going through some rough personal stuff. This album has a raw sound to it, yet the band stick to their catchy brand of pop-punk.

Four Year Strong - Self-titled

Since forming back in 2001, FYS have been putting out some great, sightly heavier pop-punk and from listening to songs off of this album, they're still going strong. Go see them live!

Zebrahead - Walk The Plank

Zebrahead have been around for some years now, and after seeing them live multiple times, and listening to a couple of tracks from this album I can already tell it's going to be a good one. If nothing else Zebrahead really do put on one hell of a show that's worth seeing if you're into them.

Neck Deep - Life's Not Out To Get You

Neck Deep are fast becoming a household name in the genre for being both great live and for having decent material, as demonstrated in this album. I haven't seen them yet, though I'd certainly like to in the near future.

Bonus. MC Lars - The Zombie Dinosaur EP

It's been a while since MC Lars has released a new EP though he's been touring like crazy, but if his most recent single 'Dragon Blood' (Game of Thrones inspired) is anything to go by then The Zombie Dinosaur EP will be great.

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