Living In A Nightmare

If you grew up on Happy Days and bands that Stiv and Frank Secich played in than you will adore Indonesian Junk.

One More Try meets at the intersection of classic power pop and the Ramones circa Road To Ruin. In one single song, it takes on two of the greatest themes in guitar pop: the despair of love gone bad and the high hopes of old flames revived. This past year of quarantine and social distancing has kept the members of Indonesian Junk home, off the road, out of the streets, and watch the world around us Living In A Nightmare. Songwriter, guitarist and frontman Daniel James had a chalkboard and eraser in front of him and took to writing about the year of isolation coming out of it with a blistering, sick wall of sound. Living In A Nightmare is filled top to bottom from the opening first note to the last leather jacket clad snarl brimming with midwestern power-pop, punk & glam rock. Fuelled on a steady diet of Stiv Bators, Dead Boys, The Choir, The Raspberries, Blue Ash, Bomp! Records and Cheap Trick, adding the glitter of NY Dolls, Suzi Quatro, and Hanoi Rocks, the type of guys you would bring home to meet mamma have delivered the goods