Perfect for your end-of-Summer, doomsday playlist:

'Everything is Trash'
Sneers at broken Jetsons dreams, trading flying cars for mutant rats & acid rain–proof there is still no future. 

'I'm The Boss'
Cuz I said so...

'Can't SK8'

A bratty blast from the 80s past, inspired by the 80s punk scene skateboarding turned me on to. Channeling Gleaming the Cube, RAD and Thrashin’ – the new song 'CAN'T SK8' is a snotty love letter to the golden age of skate culture and the skater kids who changed everything for me. Musically, this is a nod to our fave SoCal punk pioneers — Adolescents, D.I., Zero Boys and Suicidal Tendencies. 

'Bottom Shelf / Tope Rope'
A perfect juxtaposition of being a bottom-of-the-barrel drunk and the golden age of 80s wrestling. 'Bottom Shelf' starts off with sampled noise and fuzz looped over busted-up electronic beats like a blackout anthem, beer, puke, duct tape, and synth. Where 'Top Rope'  kicks in at a pile-driver pace, celebrating the most iconic moves off the turnbuckle. 

"Blank Tapes"
A fuzzy-synth tribute to the salad days of mixtapes. The days when trading tapes meant trading culture - and you might just discover your new fave band. 

'TOXIE' [Album Version]
Oozing with fuzz, this fun track celebrates everyone's favorite outcast hero, Toxie. Featuring Robert Prichard (AKA 'Slug' from 'The Toxic Avenger') and Slob Hodges from 'Slobs' on backing vocals. "WE LOVE THE MONSTER HERO!"

'Coney Island Creep'
Because scum bags likes fuckin’ with chu.

'Slime City'
This minimalist, synth-driven, dance-punk ode to the unabashedly gross and awesomely funny b-film, 'Slime City' effectively creates a sense of suspense and dread and will leave you with a head full of slime.