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“'Punk is whatever we made it to be.' -D. Boon”
No gods, no metronomes, no bullshit: BEN GEL drops a heavy, bass-driven gut-check with Life In One Day — "respect for all, pay your way, take only what you need" — then cuts even deeper with No Tomorrow, No Goodbye, a raw, no-closure breakup track that stings because it's real. Wooden Crates round up five crunchy singles tackling overstimulation, bad friends, and the dangers of monetized online rage, while Bloodshot Cyclops go full metallically bombastic thrash with sarcastically stupid lyrics. The Pretty Flowers bring epic guitar rock rooted in anxiety, regret, and fragmented memories, and Salvador Cobain Band keep the California soul alive with music that heals.
Punk releases
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“A crunchy punk track about political differences between two people become moral differences that can't be overlooked.”
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“Here is a collection of Wooden Crates first five singles. For this era of singles, we set out to make more fun rhythms, and more relatable lyrics.”