Currently causing waves across the UK punk underground, Welsh five-piece The Arteries may be just a bunch of friends who like to play music together and party, but with their punk anthems that mix a love of skate/pop punk and classic rock (think Descendents meets AC/DC and you’re on the right track) they’re one of the most exhilarating new bands on the scene as demonstrated on 2009’s Blood, Sweat and Beers.
In an interview with Ian Chaddock, bassist/vocalist Jamie Morrison talks about the band’s history, storming debut album and their excitement to be playing this year’s Fest in Gainesville, FL.
Source Currently causing waves across the UK punk underground, Welsh five-piece The Arteries may be just a bunch of friends who like to play music together and party, but with their punk anthems that mix a love of skate/pop punk and classic rock (think Descendents meets AC/DC and you’re on the right track) they’re one of the most exhilarating new bands on the scene as demonstrated on 2009’s Blood, Sweat and Beers.
In an interview with Ian Chaddock, bassist/vocalist Jamie Morrison talks about the band’s history, storming debut album and their excitement to be playing this year’s Fest in Gainesville, FL.