time loop at hot slit

Lead Single • you made me / skin on linen (2026). Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, PISS are a genre-defying four-piece blending noise punk, hardcore, poetry, performance art, and sound collage into one of the most uncompromising new voices in contemporary punk. Following the underground acclaim of their 2024 three demos release and an explosive live reputation, the band have signed to Sub Pop Records for their debut album. “time loop at hot slit” is the lead single from you made me / skin on linen, due 30 October 2026, introducing a project that confronts violence, gender, and identity with startling emotional intensity.

Clocking in at under two minutes, “time loop at hot slit” is a relentless explosion of jagged guitars, abrasive rhythms, and emotionally raw vocals. Rather than using aggression for shock value alone, the track examines girlhood within a culture of sexualisation, pairing danceable hooks with poetic lyricism to explore how exploitation and objectification shape identity from an early age.

The song captures everything that makes PISS unique: uncompromising musicianship, conceptual ambition, and an ability to transform deeply personal experiences into collective catharsis. Recorded after becoming a staple of Vancouver’s DIY scene for two years, the release preserves the urgency and community spirit that first made it an underground favourite.

A new generation of punk bands is expanding the genre beyond protest slogans, combining literature, performance art, philosophy, and personal testimony to challenge cultural assumptions. Rather than separating political ideas from lived experience, these artists create immersive works that confront difficult subjects without reducing them to simple messages.

“time loop at hot slit” establishes PISS as one of the most vital new bands in contemporary punk. By fusing noise, poetry, and fearless social commentary into a singular artistic vision, the Vancouver quartet demonstrate that punk’s greatest strength remains its ability to transform pain, resistance, and community into unforgettable art.