Hear Mesh’s tense jangle-punk single, “Violent Peasant”

On July 24, Philadelphia’s Mesh release their debut album No Fun At All via Feel It Records. After releasing their self-titled cassette EP in 2021 via Born Yesterday, they’re returning with a full-length set of jangle-punk, and today, they’ve released the first single, “Violent Peasant.” It’s an urgent and infectious ripper, loaded with 12-string guitar leads, a pulsing bassline, and a chant-along chorus. It merges the best elements of ’60s psychedelia and ’70s post-punk into 2 minutes and 43 seconds of driving energy and a captivating tension that holds it all together. And despite the album’s title, it’s loads of fun. Listen to “Violent Peasant” and turn it way up.

Mesh No Fun At All tracklist:

1. Hold On To
2. Violent Peasant
3. Boots on the Pavement
4. Atrophy
5. Quicksand
6. Potatohead
7. Sign
8. Weapon of Peace
9. 5G
10. Regular Guy
11. Quit My Job

Mesh live dates:

8/28 Record Release at Johnny Brenda’s in Philadelphia with Eraser and Taurus Judge:

9/19 at [Redacted] Festival at Thee Stork Club in Oakland, CA with Uranium Club, Good Flying Birds, Container, Cube, Eraser, Marbled Eye, Taste, DJ Loosie