Punks on Mars

Punks on Mars may be the “glitterpunk” task of Ryan Howe, who have in addition has performed with similarly minded lo-fi pop rings like Greatest Strikes, his cyborg-surf task Luke Perry, as well as the experimental electronic duo dANA. A sparkly, catchy fusion of ’60s English Invasion, ’70s punk and glam, ’80s power pop, and ’90s lo-fi components — with much dosage of campy sci-fi once and for all measure — Punks on Mars 1st emerged in-may 2011 using the Madame Tussaud Overdrive 7″, which presented a cover of “Shout Your Lungs Out,” a music from the Beets, the music group through the ’90s Nickelodeon toon Doug. That July, Punks on Mars’ self-titled debut recording came on Howe’s Ratgum label, and spent similar period with interstellar feeling items and fizzy pop tracks. Early in 2012, Howe came back using the sharply created Hey! Tiffany solitary; that July, individuals Talk solitary became Punks on Mars’ most polished-sounding function yet, a tendency that continuing on Bad Objectives, which came that October.