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  Picture Credit: Drastic Park Drastic Park - Imposter Syndrome Release: August 21, 2020 Label: selfrelease Length: 15:58 Genre: Skate Punk / Melodic Punk Rock Origin: Melbourne , Australia One day we will hopefully say something like "aw, remember 2020? With the COVID and the lockdown and crap?", and then someone will put on some music reporting about these days. One of these works indirectly giving us the Zeitgeist of the pandemic is Drastic Park's new EP "Imposter Syndrome". I reviewed the Melbourne-based trio's debut in February this year and I was very happy to receive a message by Maddii Nghtmre  telling me about their second release. The sophomore EP features six tracks. All of them were recorded in the musicians' homes individually. So, not even had they to stay at home for writing and recoding, neither could they do it together and thus had to makeshift three individual homerecording studios and use the ways of our digital world. Zeitgeist as ...

Alright everybody, grab your backpacks, your skateboards, and put on your Chucks or sneakers. We are encountering Melbourne -based Skate / Hardcore / Pop Punk band Drastic Park. You might have not heard of them, yet. And I really want to do my part in changing this. Also, at the time the review was written, YouTube still asked me if I was searching for "Jurassic Park" related videos... erm, no, no dinosaurs here, I wanna listen to Punk Rock , mate! Drastic Park's first EP "Last World" is releasing on 28 February 2020. The EP contains seven tracks and a play time of around 20 minutes. Those are the newest work of the trio from East Australia. Jordan , Chris  and John  have so far published the successful single ' Bother Me '. The release of "Last World" was first announced when the most recent single dropped earlier in February 2020. The music Drastic Park play on their EP reminds me of glorius days when skateboards had their last bi...