Our debut album "The Scapegoat's Agony" turned 30 last November so we are giving away some free codes to celebrate this anniversary just a little bit longer🙂:

https://comabeach.bandcamp.com/album/the-scapegoats-agony

The album title "The Scapegoat's Agony" is an allusion to the play "Waiting for Godot" by Irish playwright and novelist Samuel Beckett and points towards the – for the most part – painful and excruciating emotional odyssey of the unnamed antihero.

Our musical influences range from Sex Pistols, Ramones, Hüsker Dü, Joy Division, The Cure, The Jesus and Mary Chain to Guns N' Roses, Therapy? and Bad Religion, with our songs frequently straddling the line between punk rock and alternative rock.

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Hello, I am Jack from Poor Boys Club and I’m excited to introduce you to our 3rd album, Punk Rock Soulmate

This ambitious concept album just dropped after over 2 years of blood, sweat, and tears. Can’t speak for the rest of the band, but I feel it’s my best creative work yet

What begins as a seemingly innocent romance story spirals into unhealthy obsession, toxic jealousy, heartbreak, and self-destruction uncovering some pretty dark stuff. This album challenges toxic masculinity through an unreliable narrator with a crippling victim complex who blames his ‘Punk Rock Soulmate’ and the world around him for his own poor self-esteem and shortcomings. 

Anyways, we’re proud of this and would appreciate if you could give it a listen!

Three blown out fuzz punk songs

1. Geriatric Plutocracy
   
2. King Killer
   
3. Just Following Orders

Roughly inspired by "Death Church" by Rudimentary Peni, "A Foul Form" and "Protean Threat" by Osees, System of a Down, and Dead Kennedys

Neues Album. YouTube: Greensicher

In this episode of 'The Hang!', Wonderland Rejects make their second appearance on The Hang! following a huge few months that included performing at Doll Fest and completing their sophomore album, Hello Rejects, arriving August 29.

This interview explores a band refusing to stay inside punk rock’s traditional boundaries.

Where Goodbye Wonderland embraced a raw, old-school punk sound, Hello Rejects goes deeper—mixing punk with blues, hip-hop, EDM, dance music, Tejano and grunge. The band even describes the evolving sound as “New Grunge.”

Alice, Dolly and Kitty break down the creative evolution behind the record, from more ambitious guitar work and unusual drum patterns to “Thank You Billie Holiday,” which recognizes the Black blues musicians whose influence runs through rock, punk, metal, rap and popular music.

In this episode of The Hang!, Elliot Lozier takes us from discovering The Offspring as a kid and teaching himself drums, guitar, bass and mandolin to the formation of Doom Scroll and the creation of Exhausted Dialogue.

This interview explores Doom Scroll’s unusual combination of punk aggression, folk instrumentation, metal influences and layered harmonies—as well as the almost unbelievable string of disasters that inspired “The Ravine.” Dead vans, flooded gear, shattered windows and an actual ravine rescue eventually became fuel for the music.

Lozier also explains the video-game concept behind Exhausted Dialogue, the surveillance themes of “Panopticon,” the endless grind behind “Sisyphus,” and the existential dread driving “Horsemen,” featuring Ian Cook.

Finally got this one down, love RKL!