A Tale of Vulgarity
In mid-2019 Perth, Australia's Brad Sinclair was interviewed by Pittsburgh's Adam Koisor on his podcast "Darkest Corners of the World." Brad was doing promo for his solo Death Metal project Grouch and the interview proved to be an absolute blast - an instant connection was made with laughs aplenty, raccoons vanquished, and night fever struts endorsed.
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Some time later Adam found himself in need of a fill-in host for an episode and made the decision to ask Brad. It was a decision that set in motion a series of events that culminated in a late night / late morning series of texts the following year in which Brad suggested the two collaborate musically, dubbing Adam a leaking tap of lyric and melody that was in need of the right vessel to capture the output.
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A shared love of old-school punk, guitar driven alt-rock-pop, and crossover artists from the aggression and edge of The Jesus Lizard and Dead Kennedys, to the artistry of Janes Addiction and Guided By Voices, to the texture and British swagger of Suede and The Stone Roses led the two to trial sound palettes and small snippets of ideas before rapidly writing 2 songs in an 8 day stretch.
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In the many months that followed things got serious with the realization that the odd mélange of musical spice was definitely to their tastes. Brad's somewhat eclectic ear for arrangement and weaving parts were being taken to new places by Adam's infectious hooks and melodic lyricism.
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The Vulgar Parts release their debut album "Lesser Known Facts In Capitalist Phrenology" on June 16.
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Threatening, catchy slices of cross-genre alt-rock-punk-rock-post-punk. Difficult to pin down stylistically, but held together with addictive lyrical melodies, woven guitar tapestries and driving bass lines. The Vulgar Parts bring the venomous reactivity of two nations.