Dead Bundy is a fart at the dinner table. In a world of politically correct music, they are an absolute outlier. The newly formed trio calls back to a time when music could be a little irreverent and fun. Equal parts classic pop punk and modern rock, the formula is then infused with a love for the frat boy humor and debauchery of the early 2000’s. Dead Bundy‘s influence of timeless bands like Blink-182, Sum 41 and The Offspring clashes beautifully with nods to the new school of emo rock. The end result is a band wholly themselves and leaving behind a trail of piss and vinegar in their wake. Proudly flying their parental advisory sticker, they aim directly at your inner teenager. Offensive? Sometimes. But really they are just here for a good time. Fresh off their appearance at I...