Photo courtesy of the band.
Deeply rooted in 90s hardcore and skate punk, the album features tracks like “Frozen Mind,” written during the isolation of lockdown, and the acoustic break “Plagiarism Love.” HOMEGROUND avoids clichés, opting instead for a raw look at human relationships, grief, and the realities of the music industry. With direct nods to their hometown in “Everyone Knows,” Splendid is a cohesive, energetic statement that proves you don’t have to reinvent punk to say something profoundly true.
Photo by Jade Sastropawiro After building a dedicated global following through their beloved EPs Citrus…
Photo by Emmanuel Rosario Less than a year after delivering their raw-nerve debut Party Time,…
Photo by Charles Peterson Sub Pop To Release Sebadoh’s "Harmacy (30th Anniversary Expanded Edition)" on…
Photo by Anna Motterle The Somnambulist release “September Shoals,” the first single from a new…
Photo by Michael Jung For a decade, Brooklyn’s SAVAK has operated on a uncompromising blueprint:…
Photo by Molly Boniface Exeter's pushbike today announce the "Little Bastard EP", the band's debut…