Bright and Early has been chugging away since the release of their Louder Than Words EP back in 2010, and the band is now finally approaching their first full length album. Vocalist John Browne's unique, powerful voice leads the formerly pop punk group which is now heading on a more rocking direction, and the band could soon be heading towards busting towards widespread relevance. Browne answered questions from us regarding the band's upcoming album, a possible EP release, covering The Movielife, producing for other bands and far more which you can read below.
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Saturday, December 22, 2012
Interview With Bright and Early (12/7/2012)
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Album Review: Bright And Early - Getting Through It
Bright And Early's "Nothing Personal" was an intense slam of the Gabe Saporta, Alex Gaskarth and the rest of the "scene", yet Bright And Early's Louder Than Words EP still brought vague memories both of Midtown and All Time Low's early works. They could have "forgotten what they knew" and went in the direction of the two previous frontmen's later works, and could be much more well off in life for it. But frontman John Browne and the rest of the Bright and Early crew decided to go in the opposite direction, expanding their sound towards a more creative output and becoming more than just another Pennsylvanian pop-punk group.
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Interview With Bright And Early
Bright and Early is one of the great up-and-coming pop-punk bands of the scene today. Releasing one of the best EP's of the year, Bright and Early is in the studio working on a new EP, out early in 2011. Singer John Browne agreed to do an interview with us, talking about recording, touring, and reaction to the EP. Check it out after the jump.
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