Formerly known as Point Blank, we're a 5-piece punk rock band hailing from Suffolk, England. We're working on our first album, and will be uploading on here as we make progress on it.

We'll be producing more tracks on here soon enough, so keep in touch!

We are a Rock Band located in Haverhill and are made up with:
Aaron Cook - Vocals
Thomas Payne - Drums
Harry Constable - Lead Guitar and Backing Vocals
Joy Makasi - Rhythm Guitar and Backing Vocals

Our influences include Linkin Park, 30 Seconds to Mars, Foo Fighters and Guns N Roses.

Roaring out of the suburbs of the Cambridge/Suffolk border, with a pint in hand and that favorite tune in your ear, This Broken Empire are a 3 piece outfit with a British flavour, absorbing the sounds of modern punk and classic rock, to form a modern stadium filling sound. 
A wall of sound with heartfelt melodies, This Broken Empire is a symbol of love, life and the togetherness in-between. 

The band have already supported emerging acts such as recently signed band, The 1975 as well as bands such as, The Lumineers and Heavens Basement From festivals to clubs and pubs, the bands influence of Britpop combined with American pop/punk with a hard rock edge culminates in an up tempo feel good sound which has one over many a large and drunken crowd.
The year continues with more gigs as well as new recordings/album to be released during the year, This Broken Empire have already received radio play locally (Cambridge 105), As well as national coverage on BBC Introducing and Ignite Radio as well as international airplay from FM stations in Australia (Valley FM 89.5) whilst not forgetting a strong presence across the web socially. 

Recently hailed by Alternative Press as one of "10 Rising UK-Based Pop-Punk Bands You Need To Hear," Cambridgeshire England's A Few Too Many was born from the ashes of the MTV/Myspace generation of OG pop punk. To date, the band has been featured in/on Alternative Press, Substream, Rocksound, Powerplay Magazine, New Noise, BBC Cambridge, Amazing Radio, BBC Introducing, Cracked Magazine, etc, as well as having had tracks playlisted on the official editorial Spotify playlists ‘New Punk Tracks’ and ‘Pop Punks Not Dead’ and Kerrang’s own Spotify playlist ‘Pop Punk’.

Combining captivating melodies, deliciously infectious hooks and relatable lyrics in their songs, alongside an energy-packed live show, AFTM continue to enthral audiences all around the UK and further afield.

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