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LA Based Punk Band STORMHOUSE Release New Single “Crashing Waves”

LA based punk band Stormhouse signs with Wiretap Records, release new single “Crashing Waves”

Stream “Crashing Waves” Here

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“The band’s music is intense—Medina’s quickfire vocal delivery reminiscent of X-Ray Spex’s Poly Styrene but with elements of rockabilly queen Wanda Jackson. Throw in some Dead Kennedys, The Bags and a dab of Social Distortion and you have a band with one foot in the traditional while creating something entirely new.” – Music Connection

Los Angeles, CA – LA based punk band Stormhouse has announced signing with LA based indie label Wiretap Records. To celebrate the signing the band has released their first offering on the roster, a track named “Crashing Waves” which is out everywhere today on all platforms. The track will appear on the bands upcoming untitled EP out in October.

The band says, “Crashing Waves” really dives into the emotional chaos of dealing with someone who just couldn’t figure out their feelings or communicate properly. Their thoughts would overwhelm them, like crashing waves, pulling them away from the relationship. Instead of getting caught up in their indecision, we wanted to channel that experience into a message of reclaiming strength and focusing on self-care. Stormhouse is honored to be a part of Wiretap Records! We’ve been on a few compilations and we’re excited to take our music journey to the next level with y’all.”

Stream the single here: https://srsr.li/stormhouse-crashing-waves

Stream on Youtube: https://youtu.be/1PdsAo9UD4E?si=xWmJRrMG0o1aQD8k

About:
Stormhouse, the powerhouse of the alt-rock scene, is back and better than ever. Known for their gritty riffs and raw, emotive performances, this band has been shaking up the music world since the early 2010s.

At the helm is the indomitable Markie Medina, whose dynamic presence and powerful vocals have been the heart and soul of Stormhouse. Her influence has been pivotal in driving the band forward, shaping their sound, and connecting deeply with fans.

2024 marks a thrilling new chapter with the arrival of three electrifying talents: Sergio German on guitar, Mikey Enriquez on drums, and Adrian Vargas on bass. Sergio, a melody maker guitar player with innovative riffs and rhythms, brings a fresh edge that redefines the band’s sound. Mikey’s drumming is nothing short of seismic, with thunderous beats that shake the core of every track. Adrian’s bass lines are a force of nature, adding deep, resonant grooves that elevate Stormhouse’s music to new heights.

With this killer new lineup, guided by Markie’s unwavering vision, Stormhouse is ready to conquer new heights. Their latest tracks are a testament to their evolving sound, blending their signature intensity with innovative twists. Stay tuned—Stormhouse is here to stay.

The band is set to perform on Thursday Sept 19th at The Paramount in LA, supporting new label mates Go Betty Go’s Record Release Show.

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Eugene Tierney

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