The Minority are a Dutch political skate punk act who can be compared to acts like Good Riddance or Pennywise. If that description intrigues you, as it does me, you should definitely give their new EP “Send In The Troops” a listen.
Turn up the speakers and blast it here.
Amsterdam’s melodic punk act The Minority are streaming “Lights Out In Wonderland” off their upcoming debut album “Send In The Troops”. You can listen to the track here. If you like bands along the lines of NOFX, Good Riddance, and early Propagandhi, this song is for you.
“Send In The Troops” is due out later this month.
It’s the end of a work week; it’s raising a fist; it’s screaming your lungs out—it’s diving headfirst into a hundred sweaty bodies. South Carolina’s Longshot Odds captures the energy and abandon of a raging pit, a marriage of iron-heavy chords and honey-thick leads—the kind of music where the bruising comes with the chorus. Their new EP, Circle the Drain, is a six-song EP from an exciting new voice in punk rock—but what they bring to the table is more than the same old sounds. From the metallic “Challenger,” to the grandiose and cinematic “Movin’ On,” all the way to the bouncey folk of “Blood and Asphalt”—Longshot Odds bring a diversity to their sound practically unheard of in today's skate punk scene. But above all this, Circle the Drain promises deliverance through rock ‘n roll, and Longshot Odds fight tooth and claw to deliver.
The EP, out now on Dying Scene Records, can be streamed here.
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