16 August 2017

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Portsmouth born High Down arrived on the music scene last year, and are
quickly amassing new fans and gathering firm momentum with their highly
contagious brand of hard-hitting pop punk. Reminiscent of blink-182, State
Champs and New Found Glory, High Down deliver knock-out hooks, jack hammer
riffs and anthemic choruses that pound your senses into submission. The band
unveil their explosive new EP, Moving On, on Friday 1st September; before
then, the pop-punkers release a new video, Life Lessons

High Down were brought together by a mutual adoration for iconic pop punk,
pizza and cold beer. The quintet despatch a cut-throat and captivating edge
to the pop-punk genre and have wasted no time in etching their mark. The
band exploded onto the scene with their debut single, Family & Fiends,
recorded with the legendary producer Matt O’Grady (You Me At Six/Deaf
Havana). They backed the single with festival appearances at Seasick Fest,
Butserfest, Teddy Rocks Festival and Fat Lip Fest, as well as shows with the
likes of WSTR, ROAM, and Like Pacific.

Now the tuneful South-coast crew reveal their new EP, Moving On. This
release is guaranteed to launch the band to a national level, featuring five
killer cuts which bond together modern pop punk with the five-some’s
admiration for metalcore and pop rock. New single, Life Lessons, is
indicative of the band; it’s a perfect slice of punk pop, laden with a
throbbing rhythmic drive and a hooky chorus that is destined for the
airwaves.

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