![News Added May 28, 2014 Olympia, Washington, garage-punk act Naomi Punk will release their new album, Television Man, out August 5th via Captured Tracks. Serving as the follow-up to 2012?s The Feeling, the 10-track effort packs copious amounts of reverb and ominous instrumentals. The first single and title track finds the band treading over similar […]](https://hasitleaked.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/image27-320x320.jpg "Naomi Punk : Television Man")
Olympia, Washington, garage-punk act Naomi Punk will release their new album, Television Man, out August 5th via Captured Tracks. Serving as the follow-up to 2012?s The Feeling, the 10-track effort packs copious amounts of reverb and ominous instrumentals.
The first single and title track finds the band treading over similar ground from their debut album, with jagged and droning guitar lines. There’s a Kurt Cobain demo tape quality to frontman Travis Coster’s voice as he sputters syllable after syllable with monotone inflection. When he finally belts out some elongated notes in the chorus, it’s a well earned anthemic release. Listen in below.
