Melonball Nuremberg, Germany
Melodic skatepunk with fast riffs, vocal harmonies, catchy hooks and lyrics with strong opinions: MELONBALL play “melonic”
punkrock and are present in different corners of the genre. They deliver a blend of politically-charged skate punk with a strong opinion and rousing melodies and harmonies.
FFO: Not On Tour, Millencolin, Bad Religion
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