Back in 2016 when Pkew Pkew Pkew released their self titled debut album, a full length of songs about drinking, getting drunk before you go out drinking and ordering a pizza before you throw up, I wouldn’t have foreseen that seven years later we would be four albums in and they have grown to become a much loved fixture of the punk circuit. They are still as celebratory as ever but on their new full length, Siiick Days, it’s not so much throwing up as growing up, but as we all know, growing up doesn’t mean always mean growing old and take it from me, it certainly doesn’t prevent the occasional overindulgence. Pkew Pkew Pkew’s new album reflects on the pandemic, the things we missed, the things we love and the things we lost during that long dark era of streaming and finding something, anyth...
Back in 2016 when Pkew Pkew Pkew released their self titled debut album, a full length of songs about drinking, getting drunk before you go out drinking and ordering a pizza before you throw up, I wouldn’t have foreseen that seven years later we would be four albums in and they have grown to become a much loved fixture of the punk circuit. They are still as celebratory as ever but on their new full length, Siiick Days, it’s not so much throwing up as growing up, but as we all know, growing up doesn’t mean always mean growing old and take it from me, it certainly doesn’t prevent the occasional overindulgence. Pkew Pkew Pkew’s new album reflects on the pandemic, the things we missed, the things we love and the things we lost during that long dark era of streaming and finding something, anyth...