Oakland punk act, Fang, are streaming a new song entitled, “Riot In Cell Block #9.”
You can give it a listen here.
The song will appear on their upcoming split with Symbol Six, which is due out on April 19, 2014 through Jailhouse Records.
Not often we hear something from a completely unknown group that absolutely blows us away. Believe us, we listen to a lot of punk-- and news flash: not all of it's good. But 24 Hour Punks, discovered through a lucky click on bandcamp, is incredible. Think fast, intense melodic punk that lands somewhere between hard-hitting 90s skate and Cock Sparrer. It's a powerful concoction for a debut EP.
Even better, there's a story behind it. As the band's name suggests, Why We Fight was written, rehearsed, and recorded in 24 hours. All proceeds go to charity organization AMMF.
We're not kidding! Check out the three song EP and listen to 24 Hour Punks raise the bar here.
It’s hard to get past the whole murder thing.
No way. Sammy is a good guy who did something terrible. He paid his debt to society. Fang Official fucking rule.
RT @DyingScene: Fang streaming new song “Riot In Cell Block #9” off upcoming split with Symbol Six: http://t.co/zXU3FzJ4pl
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