Philadelphia, PA noise rock powerhouse Fight Amputation (Fight Amp for short) have premiered their new music video for “Ex Everything” via New Noise Magazine at this LOCATION. Shot on an old VHS camera, the video pays homage to old technology with a touch of tin foil hat conspiracy, and the 24 hour news cycle. New Noise said that Fight Amp’s new album Constantly Off “takes all of the things you like about great riff-based rock and punk of the last couple decades, distills them in whiskey barrels, and pumps out the goods.”
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Constantly Off, the band’s first new record in three years, was released last week via Brutal Panda Records. The album was recorded in August 2014 at Gradwell House Studios in Haddon Heights, NJ with engineer Steve Poponi (Ladder Devils, Fight Amp, Into It, Over It). Stream the entire new album HERE.
Constantly Off was released on limited edition LP with the artwork available in three different colors covers including pink (SOLD OUT), yellow/royal blue and black. Pre-Orders are available at this location. A limited edition cassette version will be released by Lost Tape Collective (pre-order here), while CD and digital versions are available here.
The band documented their time in the studio via Decibel Magazine in three parts which can be viewed HERE.
Additionally, Fight Amputation have kicked off a short run of dates with revered Canadian noise rock trio KEN Mode. A complete listing of dates is included below.
FIGHT AMP Tour Dates:
*All dates with KEN Mode*
June 17 – Montreal, QB – Turbo Haus w/ The Great Sabatini, Fashion Police – RSVP
June 21 – Chicago, IL – The Burlington w/ Jar’d Loose – RSVP
July 17 – Baltimore, MD – The Sidebar w/ Ilsa, Gatecreeper, Die Choking*
*No KEN Mode*
About Fight Amp:
FIGHT AMPUTATION is a heavy, grungy, hardcore punk crossed with sludge rock trio from the seedy underbelly of Philadelphia’s thriving noise rock scene. Drawing influence from Dead Kennedys, Cherubs, all things AmRep, His Hero Is Gone, Eyehategod, skateboarding, and foreclosed suburban ghost towns, FIGHT AMP has crafted a sound similar to early Melvins being molested by Queens of the Stone Age.
Stream all of Fight Amp’s releases via Bandcamp HERE.
