Reviving the Pop-Punk Innocence of Blink-182

In 2016, it’s comforting to revisit the sort of playful temperament that was possible in the nineties, when prosperity and safety seemed nearly guaranteed.
Amanda Petrusich on the resurgence of the nineties pop-punk band Blink-182, which released its seventh record, “California,” in July.

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