Justin Pearson (Retox, The Locust), Nathan Joyner (Hot Nerds), and Jung Sing (Maniqui Lazer) are All Leather, and the fruits of their labor have brought a single that picks up right where they left off, maintaining the warped-apocalyptic-electronic genre they’ve already claimed, but with what is quite possibly an even darker and heavier sound than in previous releases. This 7″ single, titled “An Insufficient Apology”, is the first material since a hiatus in 2012 following the release of their LP, “When I Grow up, I Wanna Fuck Like a Girl” in 2010.

Side A features the title track, “An Insufficient Apology”, with Pearson’s aggressive howls over a low, steady, mechanical beat interspersed with high-pitched robotic synth dissonance.

The B side includes a cover of Dave Van Ronk’s “Luang Prabang”, covering a tongue-in-cheek American Folk protest song originally written about the Vietnam War from All Leather’s unique perspective: with heavy distortion, snarling grit, and electronic grime.

Track Listing:
01. An Insufficient Apology
02. Luang Prabang