UK pop-punk quartet the new old ones unleash a sharp, adrenaline-fueled single, “mine. black and white.” Released via Tranton Records, the track blends frantic drum hits, jagged guitar chords, and raw vocal delivery—rooted firmly in old-school pop-punk tradition. Clocking in around two minutes of stripped-back intensity, it channels that late‑’90s Blink/DGC-era rush while keeping things tight, urgent and chant-ready .
Though billed as a single, “mine. black and white.” captures the essence of a full band attack: high-energy tremolo lines, punchy basslines, and a chorus meant to be screamed with your friends. Recorded and released by Tranton Records, it shows the band’s commitment to pure punk ethos—no frills, no filler, just raw sound for the pit .
If you’re craving that V‑neck, skate‑park nostalgia with modern polish, this one’s for you.
