Metro Manila Philippines Pop Punkers ‘Disappearing Toy’ feels like an explosion at a bubblegum factory.

Rammed pack full of gritty guitar and snotty vocals,  ‘Disappearing Toy’ feels like i’ve travelled in a time machine back to early 90’s Look Out Records era Pop Punk.

The vocal melodies feel like they need a little work, but musically the band sit pretty well with their peers.

Imagine a young Billie-Joe Armstrong and Dr Frank Portman, circle jerked into a large packet of Hubba Bubba, that resulting packet of gum was chewed then stuck under the chair, of a subway train by a young punk rocker full of angst.

A fire at the subway station melted the gum and mixed it with years of grime and dirt left by a impassive, unmotivated cleaner.

Out of the ashes  ‘Disappearing Toy’ have risen.

6/10

Go check out the bands Band Camp here Disappearing Toy – Therapy for the problematic minds of the movement