Album : Jump! Jive! And Fail!
Date Release : June 6th 2019
Publisher : Bloated Kat Records
Ok ur next album review coming from another Bloated Kat Records' roster, Pavid Vermin. Now wait a minute, did me just say Bloated Kat Records' new roster?! Probably some of you might get suprise to know that the label just put out a new stuff. That happens to me as well cause I thought the label is totally over. It is nice to know actually that one of your favourite label reviving alive again. So in case you just discovered yet about the label so yes here's a short story related for the label, Bloated Kat Records has actually known to its existence by putting out several records from various damn gewd pop punk bands and musician.
Lets counting from Lipstick Homicide, Houseboat, Jabber, Rational Anthem, Mikey Erg, Like Bats, Boys (Yes I put out their EP previously), Science Police, etc. And I guess the kid who live up for PPMB-Insubordinatiom Fest ages would mostly know about the label. And actually right before put out a stuff from Pavid Vermin, the label put out some stuffs from solo album of Frasser Murderburgers and Kat Kane of Lips Ho but poor us who just discovered the shit as usual lol.
Ok so move on to the stuff the we are about to get review haha! So the stuff of the label that just put out is a full length by Pavid Vermin. As being stated by some of the person over PPMB revival on facebook, Pavid Vermin is a solo project by a family man named Glenn Robinson. And what makes me stoke about it is that as the first time I listen to the album, is that the album is set up on a lo-fi sounds! Like 'Shit this is like never be done or realized by mostly pop punk bands!'. I actually dont say that being hi-fi is lame but what Pavid Vermin offers is totally fresh and new. And you can feel the vibe of listening to any Mutant Pop old cdr's by listening to this full length. Other thing that get me stoke to the sound that Pavid Vermin offers is its fuzzy guitar tones and lower drum snare set up. Oh man those two things are totally such an underated idea to think about when you're doing a recording for a pop punk band.
The full length is put out on CD and its available via Bloated Kat's storenvy or bandcamp site. For its digital version, this album is available via bandcamp only on 'Name-Your-Price' thing. I just discovered that this would be the first pop punk/ramonescore album that I'm into after 2-3 consecutive months lol!
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