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 Alien Nosejob's second LP of the year

Posted by Loren on September 5, 2020

Alien Nosejob's second LP of the year
photo by Loren Green

Iron Lung Records has announced Once Again The Present Becomes The Past, a new LP by Alien Nosejob (aka Jake Robertson). Having released Suddenly Everything Is Twice As Loud earlier this year, Robertson is back with a new record described as "finally high-octane hardcore punk side" of the band. Unlike its predecessor, which genre-hopped within the general garage-punk realm, Once Again... is more comparable to the project's HC45 7".

The record releases Oct. 2 on Iron Lung (USA) and Anti Fade Records (Australia).

Alien Nosejob's second LP of the year
photo by Loren Green

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