Californian punk duo Raue is excited to announce their forthcoming EP KARMA!!
Santa Cruz, punks, Raue will release their lates EP KARMA! on February 2nd. Featuring two brand new tracks, KARMA!! pulls inspiration from the 90s grunge scene; the band’s sound often draws comparisons to bands like the Pixies, Sonic Youth, Garbage, and Hole.
The band shares: “The double-single KARMA!! could be considered a rebirth of a sound from the 90’s grunge and punk era. Or, Karma is beckoning a call to action; an invitation for you, the listener, to define this sound as a new era of raw music. A genre yet to be labelled, a paradox of ineffability.”
KARMA!!, is being released in partnership with Volcom following a successful live show at the company’s headquarters, and campaign involvement promoting the upcoming release of Volcom’s new line of women’s skate pants. A music video for the EP’s title track “Karma” is being shot on location at Volcom’s skatepark.
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