To say that this sounds like Rancid is not an overstatement. From raspy Tim esque vocals to Matt style bass technique, this dude knows his Rancid. I’m going to assume that his name comes from Tim’s old label, Hellcat Records.

While I’d love to see bit more of his own self in there, I gotta say this song is as good if not better than a fair amount of stuff Rancid has done over the last two decades.

If you dig Rancid or Social D style songs about old horror movies, mental struggles that keep you awake at night and personal freedom, then this shit is definitely for you!

Check them out on Spotify or on my punk/hardcore playlist!

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