Florida punk band Debt Neglector has announced an upcoming record called Dirty Water, due on Nov. 5 via Smartpunk Records. In addition to a full-length, the band shared the titled track, which draws inspiration from the Flint water crisis in Flint, MI.
The band formed in 2016 and has previously released the Atomicland LP and two EPs. Dirty Water will also be available in the UK and EU via SBAM Records.
Debt Neglector put this new digital EP into the world in late 2020, in part to help raise funds for Fair Fight before the Georgia runoff elections. It has five songs, ending on an Elvis Costello cover.That intro is relevant because the songs on Bad Faith are highly political in nature, so it gives an added dimension. The EP also … Read more
It feels like a lifetime ago when Mitt Romney referenced a "war on women" during the 2012 presidential cycle. A lot has changed, a lot has stayed the same -- but a new politically-charged band formed in the aftermath of that comment, calling themselves War On Women. Now, roughly 14 … Read more
Scene Point Blank couldn’t personally attend The Fest this year, so we did the next best things -- we asked the bands playing to share their experience. In advance, members of Virginity interviewed Debt Neglector about what they were most excited about. Now we’ve flipped it around: Alex Goldfarb of … Read more
Scene Point Blank won't be at The Fest this year (schedule conflicts), but it's such an important event that we couldn't just skip it. So we handed the microphone and writer notebooks to artists who will be onsite instead. To help get everyone excited, our coverage begins with an interview … Read more
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