The Serfers Release New Song: “Rat King”
The opening vocals of “Rat King” by The Serfers has that sort of emo punk / pop punk sound followed by some solid distorted guitar riffage that is punctuated with hits on the clean channel that add a cool counterpoint. This is definitely punk in its roots, but its also got elements of grunge and post-hardcore. I really love the how there’s this dope rock riff that just smacks before it goes into this really cool mellow melodic part that with . When everything drops out and it’s just the guitar doing it’s thing it goes on just long enough to make it feel a little uncomfortable which I loved because it created this tension that really had me paying attention. Like the long pause in “Waiting Room” by Fugazi.
Check out the song and buy the whole digital album, Bikini State, on Bandcamp:
You can also check them out on their Spotify or my Indie Rock/Garage Rock/Grunge playlist or my Punk Playlist
Follow them on IG
Need a song reviewed or playlisted? Contact me using the link below (Keep in mind, I only review bands I actually like; you can go elsewhere for insincere or negative reviews.)
Want to mail a vinyl for review? Message me at dcpcbooking@gmail.com for the address
No tapes and no CDs, I can’t play either of them
Also make sure to check out DCxPC Live’s store where I have vinyl release of live albums by amazing hardcore, punk, ska and metal bands! We are a small DIY record label doing our best to document the scene we love in the way we love it most—LIVE!
