Imagine a pick n’ mix bag full of fresh new talent with a sweet tooth of pop punk tuneage, add it all together with an extra helping of energetic sugar levels and that’s what you get from newcomers Double A’s currently released EP.
Their sound varies from track to track, making them standout like a rainbow coloured gecko among many other British pop-punk bands that are flooding today’s scene. Their sound? Get a copy of All Time Low’s first EP, The Party Scene, and just change the nationality from American to British. Double A surprise those who listen to this track list, most people expecting them not being able to write this kind of material at such a young age, will defiantly be blown away by the talent that coats these up-beat songs.
Even though Double A may look like your typical pop punk band, they have a lot more to offer those who are keen to get their mitts on fresh raw talent. With simplistic but catchy drum beats, blended well together joyful lyrics about falling in teenage love, this band proves that, although just starting out, among this sweet tooth lays true potential.
Rating: 5/10
Words: Emily Rawson
