PUNK, SHIT PUNK, ASS PUNK, GARBAGE PUNK, NOT PUNK, TOO PUNK, DEATH PUNK, PUNK PUNK, BAD PUNK, HIGHSCHOOL PUNK, TOO OLD TO BE PUNK

Murder the Earth

Grindr-core

I've said it before, and I'll say it again—new (mostly) queer-boy Seattle band Sashay channel all the best fuck-it-all-to-hell live performance stylings of icon-punks the Germs. And tonight (drum roll, bitches!) Sashay are releasing their first-ever recording—a lo-fi cassette called Kate Moss Un-Break My Heart. Some of the songs included on Un-Break are "Gaysted," "Six-Six-Dix," and "Drag Queen." Guitarist Mike-Mike describes these songs to me, in order, as being about: "blacked-out queers," "the number of boys—six hundred and sixty-six—that I have [supposedly] fucked," and "drag queens who throw serious SHADE." Of the song "America's Next Top Bottom," Mike-Mike tells me, "This one needs no explanation. Well, not unless you're one of those people who thinks that show Duck Dynasty is real." Personally, I hope the "punks versus rednecks" feud never dies—especially when they're GAY punks. With OX and Sayonara. KELLY O