Some good old teenage angst for you today, with another track from StealingShad3Z’s upcoming album, Marks of Monarchs. Bonus points if you can guess the fanfic this was inspired by (even we don’t know!)
Punk
The Dead Royalties – Too Drunk To Fuck | Punk
Normally we wouldn’t bother with language warnings if it’s mild…but in this instance it’s probably necessary. Get it below if you are over 13 and have a parent’s permission to play Club Penguin listen to this song.
Quicksilver – Problems (Fluttershy Has a Chainsaw) | Punk Rock
Quicksilver has definitely become one of my favourite non-electronic artists in the fandom, and even in a relatively short track such as this one he shows why with some really energetic vocals, and an instrumental to match. I’m not the biggest fan of the subject matter, but can definitely still groove along to this one regardless.
Luna Ticks – Socks | Punk Rock
May you be a socks enthusiast or not, it’s always good to be open-minded and tolerate what others like especially in a community like ours, that is the serious message that we can take from this not-so-serious yet awesome new release from pony band Luna Ticks. “Finally a fandom song about socks” I heard someplace, “This is absurd. I love it.” someplace else, for me this is a very enjoyable Punk Rock piece from skilled and based pony rock musicians which has a distinctive charm and additional layer of appreciation thanks to the choice of freely expressing a message about a theme that many of us can relate to inside the community, and that pertains to our liking for certain art and concept that emanate from our very community. Have fun, enjoy and respect, that should be one of our mottos!
Crusader! – We Made It! | Pop-Punk
Debuted recently at Trotcon, Crusader’s new song is a homage to the CMC, their quest to find their cutie marks, and what lies ahead for them. An anthem by any means, and a very fitting tribute to a standout episode of season 5!
Quicksilver – Close Again | Pop-Punk
It’s always a delight to find a song by Quicksilver in my subscriptions box, and Close Again was no exception! Not only is great to hear some glorious pop-punk (I’m currently re-living my teenage phase of taste in music), but also to have a song about Sunburst with such excellently written lyrics. Go take a listen to this, you won’t regret it.
StealingShad3Z – Hasbro Claimed Rights To This Song Title (feat. Francis Vace) | Pop-Punk
It’s one thing to make a parody of a particular song, another to parody stereotypical lyrics of a genre itself and write a tongue in cheek song about an issue the entire fandom will encounter from time to time. Catch this pop-punk track about Shady’s love/hate relationship with Hasbro, featuring Francis Vace on additional vox!
[LDB] Acouste Wholenote – Standing Still | Punk Rock
More LDB music! This time we’ve got a punk rock song (with a somewhat ironic title) about Rainbow Dash from Acouste Wholenote, one of our favourite 90s music ponies. Remember to check out the whole album for more awesome songs!
Lycan Dese Beats – Beats Me 2! | Album | Multi-Genre
Just over a year after the release of their first compilation album, Beats Me, Lycan Dese Beats has released a new album, consisting of entirely new and exclusive songs by the musicians they usually feature on their show. Similar to the Ponies at Dawn albums, this album offers songs from a grand variety of artists, however, this album has a greater non-electronic influence that you might expect, perhaps more all-rounded.
You can download this from Bandcamp for any given price, and we’ll be featuring songs from the album as they’re released with an [LDB] label in the post titles.
Quicksilver – Six and One | Album | Rock
Known for his hard-rock tracks and as one half of the ska-punk project Luna Ticks, Quicksilver is one of the best up-and-coming rock musicians in the fandom right now, and he’s just released his debut album, Six and One! And following a common theme among collections of songs you find in this fandom, it’s based on the Mane 6 and Spike. Catch the full writeup after the break.
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