PUP

These go to 11. You want loud, distorted guitars? Fuzzed-out bass? Don't-give-a-fuck-hungover-in-yesterday's-clothes attitude? As cliche as it is to describe something as "rock-n-roll", PUP come pretty damn close. They're a four-piece punk band from Toronto, Ontario that began around 2010 under the name Topanga. After two 7"'s (neither which I have but am dying to find), they became PUP in 2013 and released their self-titled which we all know and love in 2014. If you're looking for an album to blow your speakers to, this is it. The songs are filled with an insane amount of energy most bands can't capture on a record, and are topped by the fact that they're also incredibly catchy. Through reckless, strained vocals they craft some amazing songs, and are backed by this wall of sound featuring booming rhythms and some crazy riffs. So here's their self-titled debut, and if anyone has anything else by them, please do send them to me! Enjoy.

Oceans (2012)

1. Oceans

2. Mabu

PUP (2014)

1. Guilt Trip

2. Reservoir

3. Mabu

4. Never Try

5. Yukon

6. Dark Days

7. Lionheart

8. Cul-de-Sac

9. Back Against The Wall

10. Factories

The Dream Is Over (2016)

1. If This Tour Doesn't Kill You, I Will

2. DVP

3. Doubts

4. Sleep In The Heat

5. The Coast

6. Old Wounds

7. My Life Is Over And I Couldn't Be Happier

8. Can't Win

9. Familiar Patterns

10. Pine Point 

Morbid Stuff (2019)

1. Morbid Stuff

2. Kids

3. Free At Last

4. See You At Your Funeral

5. Scorpion Hill

6. Closure

7. Bloody Mary, Kate, and Ashley

8. Sibling Rivalry

9. Full Blown Meltdown

10. Bare Hands

11. City

This Place Sucks Ass (2020)

1. Rot

2. Anaphlyaxis

3. A.M. 180

4. Nothing Changes

5. Floodgates

6. Edmonton

The Unraveling Of PUPTheBand (2022)

1. Four Chords

2. Totally Fine

3. Robot Writes A Love Song

4. Matalida

5. Relentless

6. Four Chords Pt. II: Five Chords

7. Waiting

8. Habits

9. Cutting Off The Corners

10. Grim Reaping

11. Four Chords Pt. III: Diminishing Returns

12. PUPTHEBAND Inc. Is Filing For Bankruptcy

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