44 in stock
“Loosely inspired by the book 'Trust Me I'm Lying'”
Punk's got something to say: Wooden Crates' Outrage Pays launches an attack on those who profit from monetizing online rage, while A Little Loud is a warning — and a promise — that things will get out of control. Their Debut Demos EP captures the loud, rough DIY garage punk origins of the Anchorage band, covering everything from class uprising to wartime farewells. Meanwhile, Lenny and the D's self-titled debut smashes fast-paced indie rock into wall-of-sound harmonies, with working-class anthems like "Pizza Delivery Man" and a self-aware closer that never takes itself too seriously. ♱ Lilith ♱'s Nevermore's Shadow rounds things out with reverb-drenched Gothic grunge conjured straight from the haunting cry of Poe's Raven.
Grunge releases
59 in stock
“A crunchy punk track about political differences between two people become moral differences that can't be overlooked.”
33 in stock
“Here is a collection of Wooden Crates first five singles. For this era of singles, we set out to make more fun rhythms, and more relatable lyrics.”