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New York Sharkcore punks ChumHuffer are back with a new track, “Burning,” from their highly anticipated 7” release, Slaughterhouse Five. Fueled by raw energy and an unrelenting sonic assault, “Burning” is a relentless dive into the struggles of stagnation and the battle for clarity in a chaotic world.
With lyrics that cut deep—“Burning in my head / Voices take control”—the song encapsulates the frustration of being stuck in a cycle of repetition, yearning for progress but feeling the weight of the past. The band’s signature mix of searing riffs, pounding drums, and anthemic vocal delivery make “Burning” a must-hear for punk fans stuck in a rut or recently escaped from one.
“The song is about fighting the loop of insanity, realizing when you’re stuck in the same patterns and the frustration of breaking free,” says Shawn Refuse, singer. “It’s a reflection of personal battles but also speaks to the collective experience of anyone who feels trapped by their circumstances.”
ChumHuffer has built a reputation for delivering aggressive, thought-provoking punk anthems, and Slaughterhouse Five promises to be no exception. The 7” release will feature tracks that capture the band’s hardcore punk sound infused with metal and surf riffs.
Slaughterhouse Five will be available May, 2025 via their personal label DWY Records, and fans can get their first taste with “Burning” streaming March 28th now on all streaming platforms. Don’t miss ChumHuffer as they continue to carve their mark—stay tuned for upcoming tour dates and more explosive releases.
Upcoming Shows:
April 12 at Snapper Magee’s, Kingston, NY
May 8 (NY Record Release) at Gold Sounds, Brooklyn, NY
May 11 (MA Record Release) at The Middle East, Cambridge, MA
June 22 at The Bowery Electric, New York, NY
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