Wednesday, 6 June 2018
The Phosphorus Bombs - A Bruise
Yesterday we had Human Bombs so today I'm following that up with The Phosphorus bombs as the second part of an explosive one-two of punk rock goodness.
Hailing from Sydney, The Phosphorus Bombs are a 5 piece featuring Beef (guitar/backing vocals), Cheggs (drums), Harwood (guitar/backing vocals), Kearnes (vocals) and Rod (bass/backing vocals). Their influences include Bad Religion, Strung Out, Pennywise, Descendents, Propagandhi, Good Riddance, Ignite, Danzig era Misfits etc...
They've built up a reputation an an impressive skate punk outfit with a couple of well received eps Chain Of Command (2015) and Barricade (2016) plus last year's blistering debut album Cancers. As the band's name would suggest, the songs are incendiary blasts of fierce, energetic punk rock. Short, explosive and sure to get you moving.
You can get more info here : https://www.facebook.com/thephosphorusbombs/
At the end of this month they'll be releasing a new ep, it'll be titled Blank Slates and was recorded by Frenzal Rhomb's Jay Whalley at The Pet Food Factory. As a taster they've released a single and as with all previous releases you can snap it up name your price on Bandcamp : https://thephosphorusbombs.bandcamp.com/album/a-bruise
One of the songs on the single is a rip roaring mash up of Bad Religion's I Want To Conquer The World and Modern Man. Below you'll find the title track, it's an unsolicited support of #metoo and it's called A Bruise....
This picture out of frame
Step back dispute and mute, confusion sought without a name
The guilt of never backing down
Shoulders moulded to the sound
Of voices, purple, black and blue
Like a bruise
And speak
Louder still
In borrowed space that time has yet to fill
Yet this is what’s become
When change recedes from what is needed
Consolation to the numb
So left exposed reclaim…the words by any other name
Histories purple, black and blue
Like a bruise
And speak
Louder still
In borrowed space that time has yet to fill
And seethe
Honestly ’til
You defend the space your lives are left to fill
So bodies remember
The time it takes for someone to believe
The times you thought life’s better in defeat
So bodies remember
So bodies remember
That lies support the barrier in-between
Farewell to…
The simpering remnants of shameful retreat
So lead…
So lead
Bravely til you
Defend your space with the lives you have rebuilt
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