Gainesville Pop-Punk Act Signs of Progress Share New Single “Black and White”

Ahead of their upcoming sophomore EP The Static Hero, Gainesville-based pop-punk group Signs of Progress have shared their second single “Black and White”. Digging their heels into ’00s-era acts such as Sum 41 and Avril Lavigne, the group touch on heavier topics and darker lyrics on the new track as they sing about two “characters” acting against their abuser.

Listen below:

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