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DIY vets come together for Crossed Keys LP

Posted by Loren on February 22, 2023

DIY vets come together for Crossed Keys LP
DIY vets come together for Crossed Keys LP

Philadelphia, PA punk band Crossed Keys is back, sharing a new song on No Echo yesterday with news of a new album coming soon.

"Victim Complex" will become available on streaming services on Friday Feb. 24, and comes from the soon to release new album, Believes in You, which comes out May 5 via Dead Satellite Records, Creep Records, and Sell the Heart Records.

The band features several New Jersey and Philadelphia area musicians, including former members of Kid Dynamite, Good Riddance, and Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer. The band will play a record release show at Sing Us Home Fest, in Philly, on May 5.

The lineup features vocalist Joshua Alvarez (Cinepunx, Halo of Snakes), drummer Dave Wagenschutz (Kid Dynamite, Good Riddance), bassist Andrew Wellbrock (Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer), and guitarists Beau Brendley (The Curse, Kill The Man Who Questions) and Dave Adoff (Step Ahead). Believes in You is their first full-length release.

DIY vets come together for Crossed Keys LP
DIY vets come together for Crossed Keys LP

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