EEP-OOP! set to release sophomore LP "Choices" via Mom's Basement Records
The Seattle pop-punk band drops its second full-length on September 11, with colored vinyl variants going up on the label's webstore.
Seattle pop-punk outfit EEP-OOP! will put out its second full-length album, "Choices", on Friday, September 11 through Mom's Basement Records.
The release comes with a vinyl pressing featuring multiple color variants, images of which surfaced ahead of the record's official arrival. Physical copies go up on the label's webstore at 12pm eastern on release day.
A handful of tracks from "Choices" are already available to stream as a preview of the album, which follows the band's debut LP. As is typical with independent pressings of this kind, the colored variants tend to be produced in limited quantities and often sell through quickly once orders open.
EEP-OOP! belongs to the current wave of American bands keeping garage-leaning pop punk alive, built on short songs and raw production and supported by small labels that operate almost entirely through direct-to-fan sales.
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