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Driven by fast, guitar-heavy rhythms and massive vocal hooks, the EP dives into heavy themes like anxiety, hangovers, and collapsing relationships. The standout tracks include “Counting Hours,” which dissects morning-after existential dread, and “Duct Tape & Wishes,” a song detailing a toxic, cyclical relationship. Rounding out the project, “W.U.F.” confronts the chaos of an unstable future. Corporate Punks is a masterclass in upbeat, guitar-driven angst that demands a spot in your daily rotation.
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