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“Power Burkas in their primal, primitive state. Raw, direct, and brimming with a vitality driven by the urge to speak out.”
Loud, fast, and politically charged: Murder Hornets deliver Shakes, loosely inspired by media manipulation manifesto "Trust Me I'm Lying," while Wooden Crates let the administration know their flag won't fly and collect their first five singles of fun rhythms and relatable takes on overstimulation and online rage. Chris of Wilderness goes sonically dense and adventurous with hardware samplers, off-syncing tempos, and lyrics diving into the paranoid circus of the panopticon. Powerlöad round it out with unabashed Canadian slut rock.
Punk releases
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“Loosely inspired by the book 'Trust Me I'm Lying'”
49 in stock
“Described by one youtube connoisseur as CIA torture music, but I'm pretty sure they're wrong.”
55 in stock
“Nothing is more punk than letting the administration know that their crap won't fly.”
43 in stock
“'Punk is whatever we made it to be.' -D. Boon”
59 in stock
“A crunchy punk track about political differences between two people become moral differences that can't be overlooked.”
33 in stock
“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.”
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“Metallically Bombastic Thrash Rock With Sarcastically Stupid Lyrics”
Featured
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“Never Felt Bitter is a real Guitar album, epic in sound, a big production that doesn't lose touch with its roots.”
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“SLUT ROCK.”
19 in stock
“This is Snatch the Snail's best album”