New Bomb Turks

About the Artist

New Bomb Turks emerged in the mid-1990s as fiery torchbearers of garage rock revivalism, infusing their raw punk ethos with garage and rock & roll swagger. Their performances are a high-octane rollercoaster with a gritty, unpolished edge, echoing a blend of scrappy Detroit punk and retro rock urgency. Songs like "Jukebox Lean" and "Snap Decision" capture their penchant for reckless energy balanced with catchy hooks, creating a rebellious atmosphere that feels like a dive bar brawl set to music. Their music exudes a blistering, unapologetic intensity, forged through years of gritty touring and a resolute DIY spirit that fans admire as a badge of underdog authenticity. Despite their thunderous sound, there’s a sly sense of humor in their swagger, as if they’re constantly challenging the status quo while winking at the absurdity of rock 'n' roll clichés. "Born Toulouse-Lautrec" hints at their artistic flair amidst the chaos, occasionally revealing depth behind the fuzz and distortion.