EPISODE · Oct 22, 2026 · 1H 40M
...Does 2013!
from Growing Up Punk
It's the one where David and Aaron hop in the time machine, and travel back to 2013. The punk and emo landscape was full of future greats, and bands of yesterday still holding it down. Also featured in this episode are your new favourite bands. Jon out FREE Patreon for bonus episodes, and to never miss out on any future episodes. Our Links: JOIN OUR FREE PATREON INSTAGRAM
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