On August 2, 2019, America’s greatest living punk band posted a new photo on social media, showing its five members standing in front of a recording console at Tool/Kyuss engineer Joe Baresi’s House Of Compression studio in Pasadena, California. “Bronx VI in the can,” ran the accompanying caption. “2020 gonna be a wild year.” With hindsight, this would prove to be something of an understatement. “Absolute chaos” is how Matt Caughthran chooses to remember 2020 from the vantage point of summer 2021. “It was fucking crazy, man, absolutely bonkers.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Bronx (@bronxovision) Anyone who’s breathed the same air as The Bronx’s 42-year-old frontman in a bar, concert hall or festival site at any point since the east ...
