Skate punk band take us back to our shredding days with their latest album!
From London and Brighton, Old Chase are a skate punk band who are releasing their third album ‘At The End Of All The Thrills’ on 3rd October 2025, and celebrating its release with an album launch gig at Rooz Studios in London on 4th October 2025.
Meet Old Chase:
Tom Lattimer – Lead vocal & guitar
Ric Lygo – Guitar & backing vocals
Napalm Beth – Bass
Matt Parris – Drums
The band released their first single ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 Romance’ on all digital platforms on 18th July 2025, with the music video being released on 11th July 2025:
Old Chase released their second single ‘Wile Out’ on 22nd August 2025 on the same day as the start of their Scotland tour, with the music video being released on 24th August 2025:
Now for the review of this absolutely awesome album! Consisting of 11 short tracks, the longest is their last track ‘Endgame’, at 2 minutes 47 seconds. They may be brief, but each song has a lot of energy and passion! Fast, melodic, hardcore, rapid, aggressive, and catchy as fuck! Old Chase know how to make a sick album, with many of their songs taking me back to the days when I used to skate. They don’t call it skate punk for nothing! I especially love their track ‘You Fucked The Ocean’, with guest vocals by Laura Le Rox of Le Rox.
- A BETTER ME
- PLAGIARARISM
- WILE OUT
- DON’T LIE AWAKE (I’M SORRY)
- TONY HAWKS PRO SKATER 2 ROMANCE
- THE BATTLE FOR DEAD ARCADIA
- CAPTAIN ME FIRST
- YOU FUCKED THE OCEAN
- JUST ANOTHER NIGHTMARE
- COME SEE US LIVE
- ENDGAME
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I’ve been going to gigs since I was 18 years old, and have loved them ever since. They are my second home. I enjoy discovering new bands, meeting punks of different ages, and learning more about the scene. I sing, play guitar, and learning the drums. Punk for life!
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