Southern California based Rock n’ Roll Punk band known as UntilWeDie!, have released their brand new Self Titled album through ZAP Records. This fast paced set of songs is sure bring out the punker in every music fan and get you circle pitting in no time. There is power in independent music and this band is proof that energy doesn’t begin at the major label level. Look underground and you’ll surely find many awesome acts like these guys, playing this brand of aggressive punk. UntilWeDie! are sure to win over hearts and minds and this album is a fine way to begin. Check out the album here on bandcamp. RIYL: Motorhead, The Deal, Crux, The Blamed, DRI, Dave Mustaine and Alice Cooper fronting a underground punk rock band. Punk Never Dies.
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