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Austrian duo Heckspoiler return this week with “Plenum,” the first teaser from their forthcoming album Bock auf Stress, due later this year. The track captures the band’s trademark metalpunk intensity, bass, drums, and drive at full force.
Fast, biting, and unfiltered, Plenum embodies Heckspoiler’s sound in its rawest form. The song’s speed and heaviness carry political undertones and a sardonic edge, elements that have made the two-piece a standout in Europe’s underground heavy scene.
True to their style, the release arrives with a music video that matches the song’s urgency. Visually stripped-down yet full of tension, it reinforces Heckspoiler’s “less is more” ethos: two people, one sound, maximum impact.
The track is also their first new music since Tokyo Drift, marking a new chapter for the band as they gear up for a late-year album drop. For fans of hybrid punk and metal who prefer their music direct and uncompromising, Plenum is a loud signal of what’s to come.
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