Cyclone Static Stream Entire Cave Pop: Dance Songs For Primitive People EP

Cave Pop: Dance Songs For Primitive People, the new EP from New Jersey melodic punks Cyclone Static, is streaming in full on the Mint 400 Records YouTube channel. Keep reading below to find videos, as well as more about Cyclone Static and the new record.

Order Cave Pop: Dance Songs For Primitive People here.

Jonathan LeVine (drums) writes, “With this four-song EP we bring more power and heaviness to our songs than our last LP. We have also stumbled into new territories that seemingly scratch the surface of new cross-genres. Caution – you may be compelled to shake your ass to these rockers.”

Cave Pop: Dance Songs For Primitive People was released digitally on July 21st through Mint 400 Records with a limited physical version to follow.

Cyclone Static will celebrate the release of the EP with a hometown release party on August 10th. More live announcements to come shortly.

Cyclone Static Live:

August 10: Corgi Spirits – Jersey City NJ

*EP release party

More about Cyclone Static:

Cyclone Static whips around like a punk rock storm, throwing sparks and bursts of melodic energy. Their sound draws from late-1970s punk, mid-1980s hardcore, and early-1990s alternative rock, boiling their influences down into raw, uninhibited music that captures their independent spirit and DIY ethos. The band has performed with punk legends including Dead Boys, The Vibrators, Scream, and Agent Orange, and opened shows for Red Aunts, Piebald, Local H, and more. Their debut album, From Scratch, featured songs that surged to life with waves of crashing guitar and percussion, pulled into focus by a deep undercurrent of emotion.

With Cave Pop: Dance Songs For Primitive People, Cyclone Static guitarist/vocalist James Salerno, drummer Jonathan LeVine, and current bassist John Mathias expand on their signature sound, delivering four infectious, honest songs with a sturdy backbone of rhythm, ready to pack the dance floor. Cave Pop: Dance Songs For Primitive People was recorded and engineered by Corey Zack at The Cocoon, mixed and mastered by Stuart Richardson at Rocky Water Studios, and completed with art and design by Orion Landau.