Cult Crime Announce New Album Fully Automatic: Hear Two Tracks
When the Toronto punk band Cult Crime got started and released their 2023 demo , they weren't really a band; they were a solo project for Psychic Void's Matthew Menard. Since then, Cult Crime have grown into a four-piece, adding on members of groups like Chain Whip, Imploders, and the Vapids. Last year, Cult Crime released their self-titled full-length debut , a commendable collection of snotty,…
Cult Crime, the Toronto punk band, has announced their upcoming second album, Fully Automatic, set to be released on October 30 via Static Shock. The band, previously a solo project by Matthew Menard of Psychic Void, has expanded to a four-piece lineup, incorporating members from various other groups. Their self-titled debut album, released last year, was praised for its snotty and trashy 70s and 80s-style punk rock sound.
Cult Crime will release two tracks from their new album, "Final Dose" and "Just Like A Knife," on October 18. The band's style can be described as grimy, reckless, rock 'n' roll, reminiscent of the Ramones and Dead Boys.
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