Ask random people on the street what ‘punk’ is, and you’ll likely get a wide variety of answers. Is it the music? The fashion? The ideology? Is it merely a sub-culture? An attitude? A way of life? Well, truthfully, it’s all these things and more. However, in reaching for a consensus on punk as a purely musical expression, most would agree that punk rock is loud, pissed-off, and motivated by a rebellious streak. It’s this succinct yet complicated brief that Overcoming the Cycle of Sun Collapse, the debut EP from guitarist and vocalist Caio Brentar, works within. Sitting somewhat tangentially aligned to Brentar’s axe duties in Brooklyn post-hardcore outfit Died, his solo five-track release explores the headier and more introspective zone that sits above punk rock’s trademark piss and vinegar...
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