Punk Ruins Fake Names
Album info
Album-Release:
2026
HRA-Release:
23.10.2026
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- 1 Until It's Normal 02:59
- 2 Good Old Days 02:42
- 3 Punk Ruins 02:36
- 4 Cover The Distance 03:31
- 5 What I Tell Myself 03:19
- 6 Diamond Buzz 03:38
- 7 Language Lost 03:39
- 8 Beautiful Scars 02:57
- 9 If You Could See Me Today 02:51
- 10 The Little Wonders 02:49
- 11 Scream 02:41
- 12 Paradise 02:51
Info for Punk Ruins
Eigentlich sollte die Supergroup mittlerweile längst bekannt sein, wer doch noch Name Dropping braucht - Brian Baker (Minor Threat, Bad Religion, Dag Nasty), Michael Hampton (S.O.A., Embrace) Dennis Lyxzen (Refused, INVSN, The (International) Noise Conspiracy), Johnny Temple (Girls Against Boys, Soulside), Mario Rubalcaba (Rocket From The Crypt, OFF!)… Die Jungs bauen auf 70s Punk und klassischem Hardcore auf und hauen jede Menge geile Gitarrenpower drauf, was brutal in Ohr, Bein und Faust geht! Die Band hat ein irres Gespür für Melodien, explosive Gitarrenaction und treibende Rhythmen, die in ihrer rastlosen Energie seinesgleichen sucht. Killer!
Fake Names
Fake Names
unites decades of punk lineage into sharp, melodic songs that feel urgent and timeless, pairing tightly wound guitars with anthemic hooks and a refined sense of songwriting. Featuring Brian Baker, Michael Hampton, Dennis Lyxzén, and Johnny Temple, the band blends classic hardcore energy with soaring, tuneful choruses and a dynamic, guitar driven sound that nods to both early DC punk and driving power pop. Their self titled debut, ‘Fake Names’, introduced a lean, infectious style built on chemistry and experience, while ‘Expendables’ pushed that vision further with richer textures and a broader emotional palette. With a focus on concise, tightly crafted songs and a shared history that spans some of punk’s most influential bands, Fake Names stands as a testament to how punk can evolve without losing its core intensity.
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