Punk rock might have been the force that brought Destroy Boys together, but it’s far from the only touchstone for their music. From their first record through the beginnings of their fourth, they have continued to write and sing about what they know. School drama and elitist cliques encountered in their teens have given way to the pain of relationships and the inherent feelings of misunderstanding and isolation that is all too common for young people navigating a hybrid of physical and digital worlds. As their fanbase grows so does the scope of their music, embracing everything from hardcore to powerpop to latin ballads. But like all the best bands it comes alive at their shows which are a celebration of inclusion and individuality as much as they are a reason to let it all go and get lost in the energy pouring from the stage.