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Pizza Crunch

city: Glasgow
country: Scotland, UK
genre: Rock
styles: Garage Rock, Post-Punk, Alternative, Alt-Rock, Indie, Indie

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Flatfoot

out on January 28, 2022

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Hailing from different ends of Scotland, Pizza Crunch couple an '80s post-punk strut with glimpses of noughties nonchalance. Infectious guitar riffs and a relentless rhythm section accentuate lyricism, which moves between the obnoxiously wry and the potently gloomy. The blend of influences result in compelling verses culminating in melodic and expressive hooks.The band have just played a sold out show at The Hug and Pint, this will be their last single for a period of time as they are hiding away to work on a more expansive project.

After only a brief time together, the band headlined the renowned Club Sabbath in Glasgow before releasing singles - 'Fraud', 'Twelve Month Seasonal Depression', 'Celexa', ‘Fried Intellectuals’ and 'Coma-Inducing Gibberish’ and ‘Motivational Substances'. Each track has received increasingly laudative attention from blogs, radio stations and promoters, with the groups' music finding itself on BBC Introducing, BBC Radio 6 Music and Amazing Radio. After two impressive sets at Rotterdam's left of the Dial and sold out shows supporting Spyres and headlining Glasgow's Hug & Pint the band plan on embarking on a string of shows across the U.K. in 2022.

The band have been working on a plethora of new material lately and ‘Flatfoot’ signifies the conclusion of their past sound. ‘Flatfoot’ came together during the first lockdown but has undergone many changes since then. Lyricist Ewan Hearns commented on the track: "Lockdown impacted people in a variety of different ways. I was lucky, I’d just moved into a new flat and welcomed the freedom and time to kill. I think the more jovial tone in the Flatfoot lyrics reflects this time of my life, some of our recent releases have a little bit of a dark undertone to them whereas this one deals with more superficial issues.”