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When we started the band we were all in a situation of waking up every morning, going to work, coming home, going to sleep,” recalls Sammy Clifford, vocalist with Liverpudlian pop punks WSTR (pronounced Waster), recalling the origins of his band’s blunt moniker; “It felt like we were just wasted space & not really doing much with our lives other than working. To be honest, that situation hasn’t really changed other than now we’re really broke due to band commitments. But, this band has given us all something to do & to be proud of; like, we aren’t prepared to just settle for a boring, generic lifestyle and we’re doing something about it.” A creative outlet born from lack of options, a cathartic escape from the norm Completed by guitarists Danny Swift and Kieren Alder and bassist Alex Tobijanski, the quartet grew up on “the ‘original’ mainstream pop punk bands, like Blink, New Found Glory and Sum 41,” and they make no bones about being the product of their influences. “I think our music reflects the music we love, yet it’s got an edge to it that doesn’t distance itself from what the genre has evolved into today,” opines Sammy; “It’s a good blend of the bands that drew us to playing instruments in the first place and the bands we listen to on a daily basis today. We just make music that sounds good to us, and that’s all we care about