Joyce Manor Embraces Pop Punk on 'I Used To Go To This Bar'
Joyce Manor's new album, 'I Used To Go To This Bar,' sees the band leaning into their pop-punk influences while retaining their signature sound, making for a consistently great record.
Joyce Manor have always masterfully tiptoed the line between genres. Since 2008, they’ve been beloved by fans of gritty Pennsylvania emo outfits like Title Fight and Tigers Jaw, though they hail from California. Despite their heavier sound, they consider the likes of emo math-rockers Algernon Cadwallader and folky indie rockers Hop Along to be their peers. At their core, though, is a love for pop punk. On their new record, I Used To Go To This Bar, Joyce Manor are leaning into it, and somehow, it works. The album was released via Epitaph.
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