Ricky Frankel The Sad Tomorrows by The Sad Tomorrows Hüstlerīrooklyn, NY's Hüstler play an echoey, ugly punk/deathrock/metal hybrid that reminds me of a bunch of stuff that is approaching 40 years old, but the combination feels like something new and exciting. Now all that’s left is for this wonderfully unique EP is for it to get the vinyl pressing that it deserves. The self-titled EP is a pleasant surprise that stands out from many of the other releases that have come out this year – jangly guitars and hard-hitting drums with gentler, melodic vocals. Interestingly, the band members veered away from their respective punk sounds and went purely power-pop for their very first release. If you haven’t heard of The Sad Tomorrows yet (where have you been?!), the band is a fusion of members of prominent New Jersey bands The Ergs, Night Birds, Hunchback, and Nervous Triggers. What’s not to like? - Em Moore Greatest Tits by Tits Up The Sad Tomorrows Tits Up also has a cool cow mascot named “Moona Lisa” who is indeed, tits up. “Birthday Party” is rage incarnate as Tit’s Up rip into the person who wronged them, telling the jerk in no uncertain terms that they are no longer invited to their birthday party and instead inviting them to “please fuck off”. “Get Ya On” is a fun, driving garage rock ode to horniess while “Macho Bullshit” puts the patriarchy in its place with a blast of raw punk power.
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On their debut EP Greatest Tits the trio kick out excellent garage punk songs full of insanely catchy choruses that will have you singing along in no time, incredible musicianship, and lyrics that are at turns angry, heartfelt, and humourous. Liverpool based Tits Up are bringing the joy, rage, and cool back to punk rock.
Read on and fill your ears will the sweet, sweet sounds of new music! Keep your eyes and ears peeled for more new bands as the year goes on.
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As always this is by no means a definitive list of new bands, this is a list of bands that Punknews contributors think rock.įeel free to post new bands that you are listening to now in the comment section. It is June which means we are halfway through 2022 and it is time for Cool New Bands at Punknews! The amazing Punknews writers have banded together to tell you about some of the best new bands out there right now.
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