Posts Tagged ‘Pop-punk’
ZO’s “Rock To Home” Trip with Hedgehog
ZO, Hedgehog’s leader and guitar player, talks about their music, their trip to the States, and China’s rock.
Editor’s Picks April 30-May 5
If you’re here this weekend, read this and you will know what it means to be fested.
When Pop And Punk Collide
Recycle, composed of vocalist/bassist Wang Yan, vocalist/guitarist Guo Feng, drummer Liu Zhong and vocalist/guitarist Zhao Lijie, is an example of what can happen when you mix musical genres. First of all, they are a punk band that advocates peace, love, equality, animal rights and, as their name suggests, environmental awareness. These values are somewhat inconsistent with the early years of punk that were developed in the 1960s when the pioneers of the genre—The Fugs and The Stooges—set the punk precedent of anti-social, anti-establishment behavior that has come to define punk.
