Denmark punks Forever Unclean are back with a new album in the fall and a new single, "Scars," to get us ready. The new record will be called Best and releases in September via Nasty Cut Records (EU), Disconnect Disconnect (UK) and Hidden Home Records (US).
Forever Unclean did SPB the honor of posting a tour journal in relation to coverage of The Fest 18 in 2019 and has previusly released three EPs: Shreds (2015), Float (2017), and Woof (2018).
Watch their new video after the bump.
It’s a tough to summarize Forever Unclean in a neat little genre-name. It’s punk rock, but with elements of ‘90s alt rock, screamo and more. It’s short and concise, energetic and uplifting, yet unpredictable and far more complex than your average 3-chord beentheredonethat. The music is driving but varied: guitar-driven with sing-shouted vocals and lots of surprising-but-not-jarring shifts along the … Read more
Patrick Porter (A Very Special Episode – guitar) SPB: What was it like putting together your new record during a pandemic? Porter: Honestly, it was very therapeutic to have something to work on during the first several months of lockdown. We were lucky enough to have most of the drums … Read more
Shrugdealer SPB: What is the worst job you’ve ever had? Shrug Dealer's WORST JOBS: Sol Doubt (bass) - "Door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman." Russ Worstell (lead vocals/guitar) - "Beer keg delivery driver." Josh Smith (drums) - "Drummer of Shrug Dealer. Or carpet cleaner. That one actually kinda sucked. Rob Lanterman (lead … Read more
Young, Planetary (Trevor Villagrana) SPB: What is your favorite 1990s artist/band? Villagrana: If you knew me growing up, or, hell, if you met me five minutes ago, you’d probably guess my answer to this question is Blink-182. And, honestly, most of the time, you’d be correct. However, albeit somewhat surprisingly, … Read more
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