Thursday, October 1, 2026

Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol drop "Follow Through" single from forthcoming Ca$h Grab album, December tour on sale now



"I guarantee you, it will be jammed firmly in your head for days on end." -- Metal Injection


“An instant earworm.” — Metal Sucks


“As ridiculously awesome as their big, dumb moniker would imply… churning out lumbering cascades of clobbering, trucker hat riffage that toe a slobbery line between Dinosaur Jr., Primus, Pantera and ZZ Top.” – Decibel Magazine


"Epically catchy... Imagine the ear-wormy fuzz-rock riffage of Dinosaur Jr. if it was played on an eight-string guitar with super heavy low-end." -- Revolver Magazine


"Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol have a winning formula: the most unflinchingly massive guitars you've ever heard in your life paired with surprisingly melodic, laid-back vocals." -- Consequence of Sound



Austin trio Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol share the final single from their forthcoming fourth album Ca$h Grab today on all platforms. The album will be released worldwide on October 23rd. Ca$h Grab is available for pre-order on LP/CD/MC HERE. Hear/share "Follow Through" +4 singles on all DSPs HERE.


RBBP also recently announced December headlining tour dates, ahead of more extensive dates in early 2027 to be announced soon. Fans can get tickets HERE for all shows. Please see current dates below. 


The previously scheduled tour dates with Death From Above 1979 have unfortunately been postponed by the headliner. RBBP will not be available to play the later dates due to scheduling conflicts. 


Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol further the sarcastic tone of their previous album’s title Big Dumb Riffs to double down with Ca$h Grab. The irony here — and perhaps the point — is that Ca$h Grab is the band’s most introspective and lyrically vulnerable songwriting to date. 


Of course, the band still bludgeons with thunderous 8-string guitar, growling bass chords and pummeling drums throughout. But these songs are as bassist Aaron Metzdorf explains,“more pop song forward, while still in the idiom of heavy music.”


The album finds the trio — vocalist/guitarist Leo Lydon, drummer Sean St. Germain and bassist/vocalist Metzdorf — expanding their mastery of heavy, hook-filled riffs and rhythms couched in earworm melody that would make Green Album era Weezer jealous. Following the Spartan Primus-meets-Pantera rhythmic ruction in 2 minutes or less of Big Dumb Riffs, the band lets melodies lead the battlefront this time around. In so doing, the lyrics are more personal and revealing, juxtaposed with twisting notes that nod to influences from Built To Spill and Sugar style indie pop to early 90s-era Rush. 


“The heavier parts are even heavier, but more fleshed out. And the heaviness is not just in a guitar riff, but heavy lyrics, heavy melody,” Metzdorf says. “Some of the heaviest parts of the whole album are Leo's vocals. While the poppier stuff has a more prominent role on this one.”


Ca$h Grab kicks off where the last album left off: The slow burn quiet/loud dynamic of “Freakshow”, seemingly the end result of the quasi-psychotic conceit of the previous disc’s “In a Jar,” both of which are sung by Metzdorf, who sings lead on 5 of the album’s 14 tracks. Vocalist/guitarist Leo Lydon really showcases the versatility in his singing, belting out high notes like never before on songs like “Fate Is”, “Peaches” and the title track. And while his vocals soar, Lydon’s 8-string guitar rumbles with menacing low end while intertwined with Metzdorf’s thick, heavily distorted bass chords. The band’s secret weapon, St. Germain pulls it all together with his innovative beat substitutions and explosive, syncopated hooks delivered with an effortless groove and fun loving smile. 


In the two years since Big Dumb Riffs, the band toured relentlessly, both as a headliner and supporting The Sword, Death From Above 1979, Pigs x9, King Buffalo and more. Their meticulously curated annual Big Dumb Fest in Austin and headlining dates continue to sell out and the band’s ever growing rabid fanbase proves that RBBP’s iconic reign has just begun. 


Ca$h Grab will be available on LP, CD, cassette and download/streaming on October 23rd, 2026.



RICKSHAW BILLIE’S BURGER PATROL - LIVE 2026:

10/23 Austin, TX - Mohawk Austin (Album Release Party)

11/28 Silverado, CA - Silverado Festival 

12/04 Denton, TX - Rubber Gloves

12/05 Tyler, TX - Stanley’s Famous Pit BBQ

12/06 Memphis, TN - Hernando’s Hideaway

12/09 Indianapolis, IN - Black Circle

12/10 Columbus, OH - Ace of Cups

12/11 Louisville, KY - Zanzabar

12/12 Asheville, NC - Eulogy

12/14 Orlando, FL - Will’s Pub

12/15 Tampa, FL - New World Brewery

12/16 St. Augustine, FL - Cafe Eleven

12/17 Pensacola, FL - The Handlebar

12/18 New Orleans, LA - Siberia

12/19 Houston, TX - Bad Astronaut 




Artist: Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol
Album: Ca$h Grab
Record label: RBBP / Permanent Teeth
Release Date: October 23, 2026

01. Freakshow
02. I Doubt It
03. Peaches
04. Fate Is
05. Punisher
06. Follow Through
07. Bury Me in Denver
08. Ca$h Grab
09. The Disappearing Man
10. No Juice
11. Bough Down
12. Talking To You
13. Couple Skate
14. Lush





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Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Melodic post-punks PAMPHLETS share new single from forthcoming debut album on Lost Future Records

 


“Pamphlets tear into insatiable greed and the moral rot of power on “Against the Forces of Nature,” a blistering, serrated-guitar eruption whose feverish urgency and impassioned performance introduce their debut album ‘Somewhere in Zacatecas’ with thrilling force.” — Atwood Magazine


“Sharp observational lyrics on top of shark angular guitars, and a fun but pointed punk sound that still is every bit as arty as it is fierce.” — We All Want Someone To Shout For


"Taut, angular post-punk... much of their music addresses the larger forces that contribute to the anxieties, instability and uncertainty of contemporary life." -- MAGNET Magazine



Philadelphia/NYC band Pamphlets share a new single today from their forthcoming album Somewhere In Zacatecas. The song, "Spacesuits" premiered earlier via MAGNET Magazine HERE. The single is now available on all DSPs HERE.

Lead track "Against The Forces of Nature" also premiered recently alongside an in-depth interview in which the band discusses their personal-is-political outlook via Atwood Magazine HERE. 


Singer/guitarist Jeremy Marquez (Brooklyn) and bassist Ben Griffin (Philadelphia) formed the project after connecting through a network of friends. The duo bonded over a shared admiration for contemporaries such as Preoccupations, Ought, and Protomartyr and classic groups like The Fall, Joy Division, and Bloc Party.


They honed a driving, high-energy punk sound and became notable for their infectious live performances. Their latest EP “Cause// Effect” ushered in a new phase for the band leaning towards a heavier sound and sentimental lyricism. With songs that attempt to speak about the chaos, uncertainty, and anxiety of our current moment, Pamphlets position themselves as an unabashedly political call to action.


Somewhere In Zacatecas will be available on CD and digital on January 29th, 2027 via Lost Future Records. Orders are available HERE. 



PAMPHLETS - LIVE 2026:

10/17 Philadelphia, PA - Ray's Happy Birthday Bar

11/05 London, UK - Strongroom

11/07 Blackpool, UK - Bootleg Social 

11/08 Chelmsford, UK - Hot Box

11/09 Southampton, UK - Heartbreakers

11/10 Binche, BE - La Binchoise

11/11 Hannover, DE - La Binchoise

11/12 Wuppertal, DE - Talsounds

11/13 Leipzig, DE - Noch Besser Leben

11/14 Berlin, DE - Loge








Artist: Pamphlets

Album: Somewhere In Zacatecas 

Record Label: Lost Future Records

Release Date: January 29th, 2027


01. Skurtcore

02. Against the Forces of Nature

03. Patek Philippe

04. Spacesuits

05. La Di Dah

06. ...And The Urge to Bleed Out in the Snow

07. Spitting Glitter

08. Glove in Hand

09. Dog With No Bark

10. Steady Yourself

11. Collide-a-Scope








On The Web:

linktr.ee/pamphlets4u

pamphlets4u.com

lostfuturerecords.com

instagram.com/lostfuturerecords

lostfuture.bandcamp.com