International Spotlight

[Jason Tate]

Here's a band from England called First Time (http://www.purevolume.com/firsttimeuk), they were recently produced by Ian Thompson (the name may ring a bell with a few of you) and you can check them out for some old school "melodic punk."

[Chris_1stTime]

Hey man,

thanks so much for putting that up in the news section! that's awesome!
In case anyone in England reads this, our producer was called Iain Wetherell (Route 215, Not Katies)

absolutepunk.net rules!!!

[kouphax]

I'm liking this song.

[kouphax]

no seriously! I am.

[[Brendan]]

Hey man,

thanks so much for putting that up in the news section! that's awesome!
In case anyone in England reads this, our producer was called Iain Wetherell (Route 215, Not Katies)

absolutepunk.net rules!!!
Ah yeah wasn't that the guy that produced Route 215 (http://www.route215.com/)'s new album when Mike Herrera (Mxpx) pulled out?
Anyway I'm liking this track I'm listening to.

[alxneindecember]

Not too bad but it sounds like so many other british bands, Uncle Brian/Not Katies that i'm bored with now :( :wink3:

[[Brendan]]

Not too bad but it sounds like so many other british bands, Uncle Brian/Not Katies that i'm bored with now :( :wink3:
You should listen to Appease (http://www.purevolume.com/appease) then.

[kantigi_yera]

you should really listen to these UK bands:

johnny truant (www.johnnytruant.co.uk)
Hiding With Girls (www.hidingwithgirls.com)
Firstborn (www.firstbornmusic.com)
Sikth (www.sikth.com)
Aconite Thrill (www.aconitethrill.com)
Days In December (www.daysindecember.com)
Hondo Maclean (www.hondomaclean.com)
and
Through Silence (www.throughsilence.com)

these are great bands deserved of space on this site. The british scene really has much more to offer than just Funeral For a Friend...