Glory Bound (Poconos, Pa)
Maybe  it's because i've been a slave to the punk sounds coming out of Eastern  Pennsylvania for 10 years now, but i see strong similarities in all of  our bands.  As current as Glory Bound truely is, i could see them  sharing the stage with The Overdrives in 1999 as easily as The  Menzingers in 2009.  I can see the same in The Old Menzos for that  matter.  Nevermind, just noting these bands have a timeless style, and i  like it, ok?  I will say this speaks volumes on the perennial punk  provided here, however.  Glory Bound may get a bit gruffier than i tend  to enjoy, and they certainly get more Springsteen, or Steencore if you  will, than i can handle, but goddamit are these songs catchy!  Blessed  with the angst and uncertainty that every good pop-punk bands needs to  be worth half a damn, these guys write the songs that keep the fists  up.  Somewhere in the mix of ska coming back hard and all the beards in  the past ten years, it seems people stopped dancing at punk shows and  started singing along, and hard.  This used to upset me, but with the  help of bands like Glory Bound i think i'll be okay. Atleast, we still  jump and climb on each other.  Well done gentlemen.... and please, keep  it up.  You make this state look good, damn good.
Donate, Stream, and Download their Self-Titled release on Death To False Hope Records.
Donate, Stream, and Download their Self-Titled release on Death To False Hope Records.

 
