Guerilla Toss - You're Weird NowLabel: Sub Pop Released 9 12 2025 When NYC based experimental dance punks Guerilla Toss, active since 2011, were in Vermont recording their new full length album You're Weird Now, frontwoman Kassie Carlson would prepare what she called 'punk lunch': a communal meal made by raiding the studio fridge for whatever was left and assembling a sandwich from the most random ingredients imaginable. Regularly joining punk lunch were two legends from their own

Their eighth studio album Lost Songs was originally released in 2012 and its lyrics are themed around war

In the Clear

is that the heat wave we're now experiencing has only just begun

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Too Much on My Mind (Stereo Version)

Tree Full of Owls

putting out two major label albums on Sony Music in 1993 and 1995 both featuring artwork by the top in the industry at the time (Frank Kozik & Derek Hess)

has continued to write and perform songs that have become central to our American musical heritage

The bluesy mid-tempo track "Bury Me My Son" digs deep with it's poignant lyrics and an extensive

my art school years spent listening to Art Rock and New Wave music non-stop on my Walkman

with the latter act looming large due to frontman Josh Kiszka's sonic similitude to Zep crooner Robert Plant

Son Of Your Father