Pop Punk

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Can anyone recommend any Spanish-language pop punk? IMaybe some bands from Spain or a Latin American country that plays in this style? Thanks.

First new TSSF in what, 5 years?

Milo Goes to the Cardiologist

They may be known mostly as a ska band, but this song is pop punk through and through. IMO one of the best pop punk jams ever written, though I acknowledge that’s probably a red hot take lol

In my view a totally overlooked jam from some pop punk pioneers.

Saw these guys live a few years back and they killed it. I think the future of pop punk is in good hands.

Was lucky enough to see this live last year at Riot Fest in Chicago. MCR put on a great show, even if the crowd was a tad out of control (and not in a normal, good, fun, moshing way).

Wasn't in love with this song the first time I heard it, but it's really grown on me. Especially after seeing it live last summer.

In the spirit of building out this community, I'm creating a playlist of the songs released in a past few months that I found most compelling.

Note that not all of these are pop punk, but the genre is relatively nebulous anyway. Also note that while I have a very diverse musical palette, my strong preference is for music with great lyricism.

Let me know your thoughts! Tracklist:

1. What Hurts the Most - Trophy Eyes
2. Clean-Up Crew - Spanish Love Songs
3. Outlook - The Front Bottoms
4. Gans Media Retro Games - Hot Mulligan
5. JOBBO - WSTR
6. LIKED U BETTER - Jeff Rosenstock
7. We Didn't Start the Fire (Re-Imagined) - Fall Out Boy
8. Fail You - Movements
9. GODDAMNITALL - The Wonder Years
10. Sean - Trophy Eyes
11. NYE - Local Natives
12. Cast Iron Skillet - Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit

One of those instant classics. I was kind of late to the party on these guys

Descendents out here still putting out great records after 40 years. As much as I love other bands from the same era, Descendents might be the only one where I don’t find myself thinking “please don’t put out another album”.

Definitely the best (only?) song anyone’s ever written about their horny grandparents getting it on during the Holocaust.

A bit of an old school choice, but I've got to go with Green Day's Dookie. Not only is every song a banger, but it holds a special place in my heart as one of the first CD's I ever bought with my own money.