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Plank Walk
Plank Walk was a hardcore punk band that formed in Los Angeles in 1997. Their sound was built on raw aggression and confrontational lyrics, with songs like...
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Plank Walk was a hardcore punk band that formed in Los Angeles in 1997. Their sound was built on raw aggression and confrontational lyrics, with songs like 'Puke' and 'Rejection' capturing a particular intensity that connected with listeners in the late 1990s. The lineup included Tony Casillas on vocals, Mike Garcia on guitar, Rob Garcia on bass, and Jeff Sanchez on drums.
Their 1998 album 'Drink More Beer' featured 'Puke,' which became something of an anthem despite drawing criticism for its graphic content. The band released several more records, including 'The Puke Sessions' in 1999 and 'American Nightmare' in 2000, before disbanding in 2003. Other tracks like 'Vent' and 'Verbal' rounded out their catalog of blunt, high-energy material.
The band's straightforward approach and unpolished recordings gave their work a specific character that resonated during that period.
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