Descendents - Enjoy! - Punk Note Edition - VINYL LP

Formed of Laura Lee on bass, Mark Speer on guitar, and Donald InchDJInch Johnson on drums; globetrotting Texan trio Khruangbin present their second album 'Con Todo El Mundo', set for on 26th January 2018. Whereas their 2015 debut album 'The Universe Smiles Upon You' was influenced by 60s and 70s Thai cassettes and compilations of southeast Asian pop, rock and funk, 'Con Todo El Mundo' hops east over India to take inspiration in similarly under discovered funk and soul sounds of the Middle-East, particularly from Iran. Laura Lee explains the album's title InchMy grandpa would always ask me 'Como me quieres?' ('how much do you love me'?), and he'd only ever accept one response. 'Con todo el mundo' (With all the world).Inch Throughout 'Con Todo El Mundo', Laura Lee's melodic low-end theory, Mark's lyrical, free-role guitar lines, and DJ's ever-steady, ever-ready backbeat form something greater than their parts. A vibe-synchronous soul-unit travelling the planet, honing their craft, absorbing the sights, sounds and feels from cultures across the globe, processing them through the Khruangbin filter and gifting the result... with all the world.

Originally released in 1986, Enjoy! Finds Descendents leaning fully into their instincts. While the band had already helped define what would become pop punk, Enjoy! #doubled down on short, fast, melody-driven songs, pairing juvenile humor with sharpened songwriting and unmistakable urgency. Tracks like InchHürtin' CrüeInch and InchGet the TimeInch channel irreverence through speed, melody, and tension, while subtle new wave and pop influences, including a punk take on Wendy by The Beach Boys, broaden the band's sound without dulling it's edge. Now, 40 years later, Descendents are reclaiming and reissuing Enjoy!, a defining entry in their catalog.

Originally released in 1986, Enjoy! Finds Descendents leaning fully into their instincts. While the band had already helped define what would become pop punk, Enjoy! #doubled down on short, fast, melody-driven songs, pairing juvenile humor with sharpened songwriting and unmistakable urgency. Tracks like InchHürtin' CrüeInch and InchGet the TimeInch channel irreverence through speed, melody, and tension, while subtle new wave and pop influences, including a punk take on Wendy by The Beach Boys, broaden the band's sound without dulling it's edge. Now, 40 years later, Descendents are reclaiming and reissuing Enjoy!, a defining entry in their catalog.