Punk bands Fire Sale and The Corps have released a four-song split record titled Split Decision through Negative Progression Records. The digital release and vinyl preorders include two tracks from each group. Fire Sale features members of several established punk acts, while Vancouver-based The Corps recently completed international tours.
The project is supported by upcoming music video premieres on BlankTV. Additionally, tracks from Split Decision have gained early placement on official Spotify rock and punk playlists as both bands prepare for future tour dates.
Fire Sale and The Corps release Split Decision, a four-song split arriving digitally September 4 through Negative Progression Records, with vinyl preorders launching the same day. Vinyl and merch preorders, including bundles for both bands, are available now.
Split Decision is out digitally now through Negative Progression Records. Two companion music videos for Split Decision are planned to premiere through BlankTV.
The four-song split has already earned early support from Spotify, landing on its ALL NEW ROCK and ALL NEW PUNK playlists. A private stream is available at: https://soundcloud.com/user-58974018/sets/split-decision/s-hMu90qWndo1.
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My experience with the record quality was quite different.