The Cup of Pestilence
Frenzal Rhomb · 2023
32 min · 19 tracks · pop-punk
A relentless barrage of witty, irreverent pop-punk that captures life's absurdities with rapid-fire intensity.
Why this album works
'The Cup of Pestilence' marks a return to form for Frenzal Rhomb, receiving positive reviews for its sharp humor and energetic compositions. It reflects the band's impact on the Australian pop-punk genre, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners alike. The album's quick tempos and satirical lyrics have been praised for their relevance in contemporary discussions about society and culture.
- Career context
- By 2023, Frenzal Rhomb had established themselves as a stalwart of the Australian punk scene. 'The Cup of Pestilence' is their first studio album since 'Hi-Vis High Tea' released in 2019, reflecting their continued evolution while staying true to their signature sound. The album arrived during a time when the band aimed to reconnect with their roots amidst changing musical landscapes.
- Stylistic neighbors
- INXS· Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds· Pendulum· Midnight Oil· Crowded House· Silverchair· Eskimo Joe· Powderfinger
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Where Drug Dealers Take Their Kids Standout 1:41
- 2 Gone to the Dogs 1:27
- 3 The Wreckage 1:38
- 4 Dead Man’s Underpants 1:25
- 5 Lil Dead$hit 1:23
- 6 Laneway Dave 1:37
- 7 Instant Coffee 1:53
- 8 Dog Tranquiliser 1:48
- 9 I Think My Neighbour Is Planning to Kill Me Standout 2:34
- 10 Horse Meat 1:12
- 11 How to Make Gravox 1:39
- 12 Deathbed Darren 1:33
- 13 Tontined 1:58
- 14 Fireworks 1:30
- 15 Hospitality and Violence 1:30
- 16 Those People 1:55
- 17 Old Mate Neck Tattoo 2:00
- 18 Finally I Can Get Arrested in This Town 1:36
- 19 Thought It Was Yoga but It Was Ketamine Standout 2:16
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