Scenes From A Movie

These late-teen, early-20’s pop punkers recorded their debut album The Pulse with Marc McCluskey (Hit The Lights & Powerspace) and Mike Green (The Matches & Paramore), inspired by the hard thrashing bands of their youth -- “I listened to a lot of Metallica, NOFX, Black Flag, The Ataris,” says Ewing, “But when I discovered Green Day I thought it was the sweetest thing on the face of the Earth.” Scenes From A Movie is chock full of sure-to-be-hits songs, penned mostly on Bush’s acoustic guitar then plugged in giving their songs an intricate, but amped up quality. “Most of the lyrics aren’t totally literal to something that happened to me,” says Bush, “But they are inspired by something that did.” But Scenes From A Movie isn’t just about Girls (the assaulting pummel of “The Cover Up”), Girls (the highly danceable, piano infused “If It’s My Game Then I Can’t Lose”), Girls (the 80’s synth-tinged semi-ballad “Goodbye Reckless”).

 

The pop-punk stylings, fast rhythms, and don’t mess with us vocals of Scenes From A Movie are sure to garner the attention of fans of bands ranging from Fall Out Boy and Panic At The Disco to Alkaline Trio, but the release of their hot debut is hardly the final page of the script. The Pulse hits stores July 24th on One Big Spark / East West.

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I must say I listened to the song 'Save You' which is great.

They're identical to Fall Out Boy I think even the singer sounds the same except they're a lot harder and the song is a lot harder than anything Fall Out Boy could ever come up with.

Check out the myspace to hear it. ^_^