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New Music Monday: The Stolen

This is a band who live and breathe their music and fully embody the scene they're emulating.

Nov 28, 2016

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New Music Monday: The Stolen

The Stolen

Hailing from Old Bridge, New Jersey, The Stolen have been making waves in the pop punk scene since 2009. Even though the band formed in 2005, it took them a while to grow out of playing covers. Despite this, they cultivated a following from putting their own twists on their favorite songs and top hits of the year. In 2009, the band released their first EP, "Adults."

Since then, they've released two more EP's; "Chardonnay," which was produced by Paul Leavitt (who has also produced 3 All Time Low records), and "I'm So Dead," mastered by Robin Schmidt (who has worked for The 1975, The Black Keys, and Mumford and Sons).

In 2016, The Stolen were featured on MTV News' 9 Pop Punk Bands You Need To Get Into Right Now, and they premiered the music video for "Can't Get Enough" on BuzzNet.

The Stolen is a refreshing break from all of the hardcore and pop bands who claim to be pop punk. This is a band who live and breathe their music and fully embody the scene they're emulating. If you're looking to see a band who puts everything they have into a performance and sounds like they do on record when they're live, be sure to check out The Stolen.

You won't be sorry.

(I did this whole thing without a joke about how they'll 'steal' your heart or something. I think I deserve an award for that.)

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