MORAL PANIC: NYC punks premiere new track "T-Rex" from "White Knuckles" seven-inch
New York City punks Moral Panic have revealed "T-Rex," the new single from their upcoming White Knuckles seven-inch.
Stream the song, here: http://bigtakeover.com/news/SongPremiereTRexbyMoralPanic
Recorded by Joe Hogan (Ronnie Spector, Murphy's Law), the seven-inch drops this Friday, March 18th, via Robellion Music. Available in black and orange, the vinyl version includes a cover of Big Black's "Colombian Necktie," not available digitally. Buy it, here: https://www.robellion.com/moral-panic-7-white-knuckles-orange-vinyl-edition/
Moral Panic's wild-eyed, garage-rockin’ punk rock fury has been hailed by Maximumrocknroll with these words: “This is punk rock. This thing just shreds. At times I’m reminded of Dead Boys, only amped up a tad." Led by frontman Daniel Kelley, backed by the new rhythm section of Michael Dimmitt and Eric Robel, the trio's collective resumé includes bands such as Livids, The Heroine Sheiks, and Overdose.
In Kelley's words: "I think Moral Panic has always had a hard time fitting in. We are generally too rock n' roll for the punks and too punk for the rock n' rollers!"
Photo by Sarah Coulter
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