Which artist were you a fan of first? Write the story of the song that made you a fan.

Blink-182 was the gateway band to pretty much everything I listen to now, and I know I’m not alone in that. Their approachable, bratty punk rock sound hooked me instantly, especially when I first heard "Dammit".

From there, I started digging deeper into punk, and the Atticus: Dragging the Lake compilations played a huge role. That’s where I discovered bands like Taking Back Sunday, Thrice, The Early November, Spitalfield, From Autumn To Ashes, Thrice and Armor for Sleep, which pushed me further into the scene.

I was suddenly more interested in knowing more about punk rock.

What is your favourite soundtrack?

I just love this film and its score. ❤️

Which artist did you discover thanks to a music video?

I'm thinking of Cave In, first time I heard them was on their "Anchor" video. It led me to dig deeper into their catalog.

Found a treasure, that's for sure.

No prompt today, just woke up with this song in my head, which reminds me of my dad.

Post one of your favorite ballads.

Dark, slow and perfect.

Post one of your favorite sad songs.

Haven't laughed this hard in a long time I better stop now before I start crying Go off to sleep in the sunshine I don't want to see the day when it's dying

She's a sight to see (Sight to see) She's a-good to me (Good to me) But I'm already somebody's baby She's a pretty thing (Pretty thing) And she knows everything (Everything) But I'm already somebody's baby

You don't deserve to be lonely But those drugs you got won't make you feel better Pretty soon you'll find it's the only Little part of your life you're keeping together

I'm a-nice to you (Nice to you) I could make it through (Make it through) That you're already somebody's baby I could make you smile (Make you smile) If you stayed a while (Stayed a while) But how long will you stay with me baby?

A song that you like in multiple versions

Just entering the song title on the search input returned like 10 different versions of this song.

Classic tune!

Which lyric always gives you goosebumps?

"Flatlands" by Chelsea Wolfe is just perfect for those moments when you just want to strip everything back to what’s real.

Thank you Jesus, forever grateful.

Post one of your favorite relaxing songs.