Hong Kong rock act Tonick may have transitioned to a more mainstream rock act, but the band started with playing pop-punk. The band has just released a new song inspired by the new habits of all of us because of the Coronavirus. With that, the music itself seems to be a nod back to their early days. This is what probably happens when you run out of toilet paper and have gotten high from how much alcohol-based anti-bacterial sanitizer we’re probably all using – you just need an outlet and punk rock will always be one of the best to do that! 🙂
Very cool to see some fellow Asian extreme musicheads who live out here in the west (United Kingdom to be precise) also continuing to actually play music instead of...
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