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Leeds-based quartet Party Hardly have released their firey second EP Modern Strife Is Snobbish into the wild, and starring on the release is their full-throttle track 'Rats In The Kitchen', which they just dropped recently via Healthy Eating Records.
The sweat-inducing track is non-stop madness from beginning to end. Featuring pounding drums and dizzying guitar lines, 'Rats In The Kitchen' is an exhilarating slice of punk from the band. According to the band, the track is a "metaphor for the demonization of young people by older generations." 'Rats in the Kitchen' closes out the new EP, ensuring that the release ends of a mighty, yet thought-provoking note.
Listen to 'Rats In The Kitchen' by Party Hardly below — if you love the track as much as we do, check out the EP here.
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