Check out Justin’s latest release, Patterns by Dungeon of Skeletons
Patterns
The long-awaited debut album by Nashville’s favorite Powerpop band! Available on CD, Cassette, Digital and/or Vinyl Pre-order.
What they’re saying about Justin Kline
Justin Kline is a national, melodic treasure, and this is your proof –Alan Haber’s Pure Pop Radio
so full of sugar I got cavities just listening to it –Powerpopaholic
don’t leave the house or car with this being the last you heard because it will monopolize your brain –Absolute Powerpop
whimsical, melodic, shiny affairs and if you’re a fan of the Andy Sturmer-Roger Manning Jr type of clean and happy pop song, then this EP is definitely for you –Power of Pop
as soon as you hear the chorus of “All I Need”, you know you’re in for a ride full of pop goodness –Absolute Powerpop
his musicianship and song-writing talent are unarguable –IndieDisco
If I had an award for New Song Of The Week, then “Baby, You’re A Mess” would win it. Easily. –Peter’s Power Pop
like an Elliott Smith-fronted Jellyfish –FreshDeerMeat
feels so-o-o–o–o good –Teenage Kicks
glorious sunshiney pop… quality songwriting from an artist to keep an eye on for sure –Bag of Songs
About Justin Kline
Justin Kline is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, recording artist, and aspiring Scrabble Master from Tennessee, USA. Picking up the guitar at the young age of 10 years old, Justin has been writing, recording, and making racket with bands or as a solo artist ever since.
Some say he’s one of the best singer/songwriters you’ve never heard. Others say they once saw him fight off a sleuth of bears with only his singing voice and fists of iron. His level of magnificence is up to you to decide.
You’re invited to explore his digital home to learn more about his art, music, and awesomeness… or connect with him via social media accounts if that’s your thing.
Here’s what they’re saying about Doormat EP
“…This EP adds a few more gems to his legacy of pop. For those who loved ‘Triangle’, ‘Doormat’ presents another unmissable (if brief) journey into his precarious world of ruminating lyrical themes juxtaposed with optimistic and sun-filled tunes.” (Real Gone)
“Justin Kline is a national, melodic treasure, and this is your proof” (Alan Haber’s Pure Pop Radio)
“The only knock I can make against this is that it’s only 4 songs, but it’s a clear case of quality winning out over quantity.” (Absolute Powerpop)
“Hooky, wry, sonically energized and lyrically downcast, Kline is, as always, equal parts impending disaster and perpetual cheeriness, like kittens, Pop Rocks and Mr. Rogers all in the same room with roadkill, divorcees and a long winter.” (Boro Pulse)
“More than anything though, this EP just makes me wish we can get even more new music from Justin Kline.” (Dear Song In My Head)
