

Austin, TX cult noise rock kings, Cherubs have announced a brand new EP entitled Fist In The Air to be released on double 7" and digital download via Brutal Panda Records on February 26th. The band has premiered the song "Red Carpet Blues" from the forthcoming EP via Consequence of Sound at this location. Pre-Orders for the EP are available via Brutal Panda Records HERE and digitally via Bandcamp HERE.
Cherubs previously premiered the title track for Fist In The Air along with a wonderful new interview via Noisey. The EP comes as a follow-up to the band's first album in 20 years, 2 Ynfynyty which was released in Spring 2015. The EP contains three brand new songs plus remixes from Les Savvy Fav frontman Tim Harrington and Austin based producer $hit & $hine. A complete tracklisting is included below.
Both the new EP and album were produced by Mike McCarthy (Spoon, ....And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead) and mastered by Howie Weinberg (Nirvana, Slayer). 2 Ynfynyty can be streamed via Bandcamp HERE.
Fist In The Air Tracklisting:
About Cherubs: Formed in 1992 by Ed Hall, expatriate drummer Kevin Whitley (vocals/guitar), Owen McMahon (bass), and Brent Prager (drums), the Cherubs emerged on the Austin, TX, LSD punk scene with a jackhammer of nightmarish, rhythm-driven song structures and plenty of Butthole Surfers whimsy and terror to keep things more than interesting. Later that year, King Koffey of the Butthole Surfers released the band's first album, Icing, on his Trance Syndicate label. Icing proved a strange concoction of repetitive, hypnotic beats, frosted with Kevin Whitley's high-pitched howl. In 1993, the band issued the Carjack Fairy single, each of the thousand pressed sleeved in a different piece of wallpaper samples; an interesting concept, and one certainly not alien to the musical climate of Austin, TX. By the time the band's magnum opus, Heroin Man, was issued in 1994, the Cherubs had called it quits, leaving a hell of an album in its wake, one of the most distorted, red-lined, oddball noise rock records ever made. Two years later, Trance released Short of Popular, a collection of singles, odds and ends, and outtakes from previous sessions.
Fast forward 20 years later and the band has reformed with more energy and songwriting acumen then ever. 2 Ynfynyty is poised to be the band's defining statement and is sure to give old fans and new fans alike the ultimate noise rock fix.
Links:
Brutal Panda Records on Facebook
Brutal Panda Records Official Site
Photo Credit: Alison Narro
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