Dwarves' New Album 'Jenkem' Blasts June 5th

0:00On April 9th, doors are back with their new album, Jankham, dropping June 5th on greedy records through MBD distribution. This legendary punk hardcore crew stays true to their roots, delivering raw speed and aggression after decades in the game. It's a lean 13-trade blast plus one mid-tempo hitter, all about that feral energy from punk and thrash crossovers. Produced by Frontman Black Dahlia, and recorded by Andy Carpenter, who work with super suckers and screeching weasel, Jankham channels there. Confrontational past like blood guts and pussy, but amps up the nihilism. Tracks hit hard and fast, no filler, perfect for fans craving unfiltered chaos. Formed in Chicago in the 1980s, then hitting San Francisco during Grunge's rise, doors built to cult following through wild shows that got them banned everywhere in the 90s. Their mix of punk, hardcore, thrash, and shock humor influence underground scenes across generations, even sneaking into mainstream movies and TV.

1:00They're hyping the release with live and animated videos, collectible seven inches, signed copies, and exclusive merch straight from their site, keeping that DIY spirit alive. Tour starts in May with screeching weasel in Portland, Seattle, and Denver, then more US dates with the exploited and total chaos before a huge. European run with I Hate God at fest like Hellfest and obscene extreme. Doors prove they're still the unpredictable force, shaking punk, hardcore, and metal bills, evolving just enough to stay explosive while owning their chaotic legacy. Catch them live if you dare. That's your update from music news today, powered by AI.