Though it might seem like a bit of a oxymoron to combine punk with pop music, the British group Eureka Machines has centered a band's livelihood around blending said genres. The four-piece got its start in 2007 after getting noticed by a few prominent disc jockeys who saw Eureka Machines open up for a slightly larger band. After giving the group some time on the radio airwaves, the public reacted favorably and ever since the pop punk group has been somewhat of a success in its home country, even though it's virtually unknown of outside of the U.K.
