After an EP and a Star Wars concept album, Cureton 's Caleb Davis and Joel Drzycimski had branded themselves as a duo that mixed self-aware pop punk with a quirky sense of comedy. Their song "Marry Me" from 2016's A Party That Never Ends With A Host That Never Dies gives the listener a snapshot into the love life of students at a Christian private school. Mix tongue-in-cheek lyrics with some punk guitars and you have unique take on a genre that is all but worn out. A Party That Never Ends With A Host That Never Dies by Cureton As the pair look back on the writing, recording, and release of their debut full-length, Spring In The Attic, frontman Joel Drzycimski says, "I think this album is a really good encapsulation of where Caleb and I were in the end of 2016 - early 2017." Echoing that point Caleb Davis said, "In some ways, looking back on the album is kind of funny. You can tell which bands Joel and I were listening to at the time and how the...