Drinking Boys and Girls Choir

This is the sound of a DIY basement show where the walls are sweating and the floor is sticky. Drinking Boys and Girls Choir deliver a relentless, high-velocity brand of skate punk that feels both nostalgic and fiercely contemporary. It is fast, loud, and unapologetically melodic, anchored by driving bass lines and drums that never seem to catch their breath. The music carries a sense of community and local pride that is palpable in every chord.

What truly sets them apart is the vocal dynamic. Rather than a single lead singer, you get a barrage of three-part gang vocals and shouted harmonies that make every song feel like a collective anthem. It is the sound of friends making noise together, blending the technical speed of 90s hardcore with the infectious hooks of pop-punk. There is a raw, unpolished grit to the production that preserves the live energy of their Daegu roots.

Start with the album 'Gonna Tell You' to experience their most refined yet explosive work. It captures the essence of their 'skate, drink, and punk' philosophy while tackling social issues with a defiant smile. It is perfect for anyone who misses the golden era of Epitaph Records but wants a fresh, global perspective on the genre.