Brit-rock outfit Johnny Panic court airplay and media attention with tired clichés and xeroxed sentiment on new single “The Rebel”.
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Tags: Johnny Panic, pop, punk, rock, The Rebel
Published on May 10th, 2008 by The Editor
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