Pop-punk fans might remember MXPX as one of the major pop-punk acts of the late 1990s. With their upbeat tempo, catchy pop choruses and lyrics with a generally upbeat, if not overtly profound, bent, MXPX transcended the confines of the underground to attain a mainstream popularity that was undeniable, if not necessarily groundbreaking. albums like Life in General and Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo included a slew of catchy, quick pop-punk anthems that often explored themes that were relevant to adolescents.

Guitar-wise, MXPX blended power, drive, punch, tightness and melody in equal measure. Their persistent touring and DIY determination helped them nurture a enduring connection with a large and dedicated following.

MXPX brought the high-octane energy of pop-punk and handed the crowd some endless sing-alongs, making every gig a party in pop-punk’s honour.

Collectors that are into MXPX will love guitar picks and backstage passes that highlight an era of music that will always hold a special place in the hearts of fans. Melodic punk is a genre of punk rock characterized by melodic instruments and vocal performances rather than a particular kind of structural arrangement. Music in this genre can be loud, fast and energetic with the lyrics often adding an element of heart to the proceedings.