Hailing from Los Angeles, CA with their modern brand of emo-influenced pop punk, Good Terms are bringing a fresh instrumental complexity and genre-blending energy to the current alternative music scene. Their songs combine poppy earworm melodies catchy enough to get your grandma singing along, heavy stank-face inducing riffs, emo songwriting guaranteed to get you deep in the feels, tasty boomer-approved guitar shredding, the juiciest bass playing money could buy, and filthy breakdowns so disgusting that you’ll want to take a shower after listening.
The momentum established by the band’s 2024 LP Burnout was only further multiplied by the reception of their most recent singles “Progress” and “All In.” The technical proficiency on display in these songs has served to cement the band’s unique place in the modern scene by highlighting the heavy-hitting live set they’ve taken on the road supporting bands like The Wonder Years, Hawthorne Heights, Knuckle Puck, Driveways, Emery, and more.
Due to overwhelming demand, Good Terms is hitting the road again this August, delivering a second installment of their highly successful Highway To Hell Yeah Brother US headline tour.
The full list of tour dates can be found at www.2highway2hellyeahbrothertour.com.
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Amoeba Arena
Amoeba Arena brings a fresh energy to the indie scene with their unique blend of twinkly guitar riffs, jazzy chords, and catchy emo hooks. Born from a year of passionate garage songwriting fueled by PBR and American Spirits, the math rock/midwest emo quartet—Grant Meister, Jeremiah Jensen, Brayden Vilendrer, and Colin Singh—emerged through sessions at The Boise Hive. Their independently recorded debut EP showcases a commitment to DIY ethos, capturing the spirit of bands like Joyce Manor, Glocca Morra, and Algernon Cadwallader. A standout performance at Realms Arcade alongside “Awakebutstillinbed” and the buzz around their EP “Absolutely” solidify Amoeba Arena’s place as a local favorite, marking a dynamic presence in Boise’s indie music landscape
