Attack! Attack! (UK)
Attack! Attack! was a pop-punk band from Bridgend, South Wales that formed in the mid-2000s. They were fronted by vocalist Neil Starr, with Ryan Day and Will...
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Attack! Attack! was a pop-punk band from Bridgend, South Wales that formed in the mid-2000s. They were fronted by vocalist Neil Starr, with Ryan Day and Will Davies on guitar, Luke Griffiths on bass, and Marc Biega on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2007, followed by This Means War in 2009 and another self-titled release in 2011.
The band took a brief break in 2007 when Starr had vocal cord problems. They broke up in 2014.
Songs like 'You And Me,' 'Best Mistake,' and 'Everyone Knows' showed their straightforward pop-punk approach. They had a following in the UK scene during their active years.
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