Tym records 018 The Shrine/Dirty Fences 7 inch

The Shrine are riff lords from California who aren’t afraid to show their love of seventies rock and eighties punk while packing it tightly in a cone of pool shredding, acid dropping and Marshall stacks. Infectious fuzzy riffs laden with long unwashed hair and crappy vans with Thin Lizzy blasting from the stereo. Rock, metal and punk really hasn’t been this much fun since, well, ever. If the idea of 3 filthy rock dudes heading down the freeway with too much weed and a bunch of mixed tapes of everything heavy and cool ever recorded on their way to finding the perfect abandoned pool to skate in appeals to you, then grab this wax to give you the soundtrack.

Dirty Fences are a rock ‘n’ roll band from Brooklyn, New York who play dirty, amphetamine driven skate rock crossed with classic NY punk. They’ve released an EP and an album through Volcom that will blow your Converses clean off. These guys make a sound like a New York subway train hurtling towards a bunch of stoner skaters with a little bit of ol’ school soul somewhere buried in the mix. They’ve been long time friends and touring mates of the Shrine, who need no introduction here. So, finally, they’re together on the same piece of wax.