FoxHole

About

FoxHole claws its way out of the Pacific Northwest with a raw, primal energy, a sonic Molotov cocktail of garage punk ferocity and a healthy dose of Pacific Northwest gloom. This isn't just punk; it's a visceral, untamed howl from the woods, amplified and distorted to maximum effect. Drawing influence from early grunge pioneers like The Stooges and Dead Kennedys, FoxHole spits out anthems of disillusionment and defiance, delivered with a reckless abandon that's both captivating and unsettling. The band initially emerged from the Bellingham underground scene, quickly gaining notoriety for their chaotic live shows and DIY ethic. Their breakthrough came with the release of their self-titled EP, a five-track barrage that cemented their status as a force to be reckoned with. FoxHole's impact lies in their refusal to sanitize their sound, offering a genuine glimpse into the frustrations and anxieties of a generation. Though collaborations haven't been a defining feature, their presence on regional festival circuits has led to shared stages with notable acts like The Subhumans. Currently, FoxHole is reportedly working on their first full-length album, promising a further exploration of their signature sonic landscape – louder, faster, and angrier than ever.