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New Neckscars

Posted by Loren on May 8, 2021

New Neckscars
photo by Mike Mannhaupt

On June 18, Sell the Heart Records will released Don't Panic, the debut album from gravel-voice punk band Neckscars of New York state.

The band formed in late 2018 and features Will Romeo (vocals/guitar), Justin Parish (guitar/vocals), Colin Harte (bass), and Craig Sala (drums) who sound a familiar, classic punk-influenced sound that pulls from additional inspirations in the years since the genres origins, namedropping diverse bands such as Dead Bots and Seaweed.The band entered the studio last March, which kicked off the beginning of their new album, which met a few pandemic-related complications along the way.

Engineer Records will release the album in the UK. Check out the lead single, "Jarring" at BrooklynVegan.

New Neckscars
photo by Mike Mannhaupt

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