The Concrete Boys: high-voltage garage punk new track to hear.

Garage punk/rock band THE CONCRETE BOYS release an irreverent and utterly infectious new track. "Stop Flattening The Baby" is the second single off their new album ‘Everything's Better Than You’ - due out this April 18th 2025 through Crunchy Frog. Dirty, quirky and furiously refreshing!

Introducing Danish-American wild unit THE CONCRETE BOYS: an offbeat project made up of madness, depravity and rock-like music. Careful, they are coming to town to take record stores, venues and teenagers’ souls by storm! Like the whole upcoming album 'Everything Is Better Than You', new track "Stop Flattening The Baby" delivers an outrageous vocabulary punctuated by a frenzied garage rock beat. "Elegance" may not be the appropriate word here, but there's no denying the prodigious dexterity of this fast-paced release. Presave the single on the streaming platforms at this location. Watch previous music video "Uh Huh Yeah".

Debut album ‘Everything’s Better Than You’ is an impetuous garage-punk ode to freedom and indignation recorded by by veteran musicians that seriously don’t take this world seriously. A damn necessary record.

THE CONCRETE BOYS are Kim Kix (PowerSolo), Mike Sullivan (The Hall Monitors), Charlie Shapiro (Nive & The Deer Children); the three of them are also performing in PowerSolo. Their new album “Everything's Better Than You” was recorded and mixed by Jens Benz (iceage) and mastered by The Great Nalna (The Tremolo Beer Gut). It features guest musicians Jens Benz (percussion), Nive Nielsen (backing vocals), Pops (vocals), Dave Sterns (bass), as well as Patrick Rathbun (keys, organ, fiddle), Stella Cortés (backing vocals) and Alma Hjorth Jeppesen (backing vocals), the three of whom are part of the live band too. ‘Everything's Better Than You’ is due out on vinyl, CD, streaming and download on April 18th 2025 via Crunchy Frog.

THE CONCRETE BOYS [punk rock]

New album 'Everything's Better Than You' Out April 18th 2025 via Crunchy Frog Recordings

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