Paper & Plastick talks new record from The Explosion

Paper & Plastick Records‘ Vinnie Fiorello recent spoke to pastepunk.com about the long-awaited record from The Explosion. The label will be releasing the band’s final recording, Bury Me Standing which follows their sole major label release, Black Tape.

Vinnie noted:

sounds like a cross between the last two records (Flash Flash Flash and Black Tape) with a few curveballs thrown in there reaching out of the box. It has the hyperactivity of Flash Flash Flash, that I absolutely love. There’s about half the record that has that all out abandon and then the other half moves out from that.

Here’s the thing about Black Tape, I think Black Tape would have been great, but it seemed very smooth for a band that should not be very smooth. That’s the only complaint that I had with it. The songs, as for the length of it, it’s far from me to tell someone how to write a song, but as a listener, do I think punk rock songs should be two minutes long? Yeah, I do. No doubt about that. But, I like THE EXPLOSION when THE EXPLOSION are being THE EXPLOSION, you know what I mean? It’s all out abandon, you can feel the energy even in a studio records. Half of Bury Me Standing is like that.

I can tell you that there are some curveballs, but I’m proud to release the record, I think if you’re a fan of THE EXPLOSION, you’ll dig it.

You can find some more about the album and label here.
Source Paper & Plastick Records‘ Vinnie Fiorello recent spoke to pastepunk.com about the long-awaited record from The Explosion. The label will be releasing the band’s final recording, Bury Me Standing which follows their sole major label release, Black Tape.

Vinnie noted:

sounds like a cross between the last two records (Flash Flash Flash and Black Tape) with a few curveballs thrown in there reaching out of the box. It has the hyperactivity of Flash Flash Flash, that I absolutely love. There’s about half the record that has that all out abandon and then the other half moves out from that.

Here’s the thing about Black Tape, I think Black Tape would have been great, but it seemed very smooth for a band that should not be very smooth. That’s the only complaint that I had with it. The songs, as for the length of it, it’s far from me to tell someone how to write a song, but as a listener, do I think punk rock songs should be two minutes long? Yeah, I do. No doubt about that. But, I like THE EXPLOSION when THE EXPLOSION are being THE EXPLOSION, you know what I mean? It’s all out abandon, you can feel the energy even in a studio records. Half of Bury Me Standing is like that.

I can tell you that there are some curveballs, but I’m proud to release the record, I think if you’re a fan of THE EXPLOSION, you’ll dig it.

You can find some more about the album and label here.
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