New York punks drop latest EP in a long colourful line of releases.
Esteemed punk act Bayside has today released The Blue EP, out digitally via Hopeless Records. The three song collection – a follow up to last fall’s The Red EP – features recent singles Go To Hell and How To Ruin Everything (Patience), the digital version of which features Ice Nine Kills’ Spencer Charnas. Rounding out the collection is the band’s latest single Bad Intentions”.
Bayside recently wrapped up the Just Like Home Tour, which featured fellow New Yorkers I Am The Avalanche and Koyo. The month-long run featured stops in Houston, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Boston, New York, and more, with the majority of dates selling out.
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