The Glass Framework Brings Early Blink-182 Vibes with Debut Single 'Tom Cruise'

The New Jersey pop-punk duo delivers a fast-paced, irreverent love song straight out of Marc's bedroom studio.

By Markus ยท

The Glass Framework Brings Early Blink-182 Vibes with Debut Single 'Tom Cruise'

Meet The Glass Framework, a two-piece pop-punk outfit hailing from New Jersey that channels the golden era of 2000s emo and post-hardcore. Their debut single, 'Tom Cruise', originally dropped as part of their first EP late last year, and it is a fast-paced anthem that refuses to take itself seriously. The track answers a simple question: what would an irreverent pop-punk love song that pokes fun at Tom Cruise sound like?

Crafted entirely without AI, the song is a testament to homegrown DIY production. Max acts as the primary lyricist and vocalist, while Marc handles the musical heavy lifting, recording sexy guitar riffs straight out of a bedroom-converted studio using GarageBand. With heavy early Blink-182 influences and an infectious main guitar riff, this high-energy track serves as a perfect introduction to the duo as they prepare five more tracks for a midsummer release.