Damaged / Ouija Boarding

ERASE ERRATA - Damaged / Ouija Boarding In their latest offering, ERASE ERRATA serve up a deliciously damaged dose of post-punk mayhem on "Damaged / Ouija Boarding." This San Francisco trio, known for their quirky vocals and jagged guitars, have once again proven their ability to push the boundaries of the punk genre. The album kicks off with the frenetic "Ouija Boarding," a frenzied onslaught of angular riffs and distorted vocals. Lead singer Jenny Hoyston's snarling delivery adds a sense of urgency to the track, as if she's daring you to keep up with the band's breakneck pace. Tracks like "Amnesia" and "How to Tell Yourself From a Television" showcase ERASE ERRATA's experimental side, with off-kilter rhythms and unexpected sonic twists. The band's willingness to venture outside the traditional punk playbook sets them apart from their peers, adding a layer of intrigue to an already compelling album. On "Damaged," ERASE ERRATA slow things down a bit, allowing their groovy basslines and hypnotic guitars to take center stage. The result is a mesmerizing track that will have you nodding along in no time. Overall, "Damaged / Ouija Boarding" is a bold and adventurous effort from ERASE ERRATA. Fans of post-punk and experimental music will find much to love in this album, which cements the band's reputation as one of the most exciting acts in the underground scene.