It’s a showdown for the ages, the punk rock slobberknocker that you never knew you wanted to hear, but always needed to see, that’s right kids, it’s time to let go of your slam dancing sanity and fire up the pit for the stage diving showdown of the year… Moonraker vs. Neckscars.

And you know that means, right? It’s punk rock o’clock so it’s time to rumble…. Actually let’s not, because both bands would rather that you just pressed play and watched their brand new videos, which conveniently, you can tune into below, and then order their upcoming split LP which is due to be released by Bypolar Records, Sell the Heart Records and Engineer Records on October 20^th.

But until that hard hitting slab of Hardcore wax lands, you can get down with your bad selves and turn the heat up on ‘Fireman’ by Moonraker and revel in the next level shenanigans of ‘Level II: Insufferable’ by Neckscars.

Oh, and don’t forget to pre-order the split LP here

Now put your card away, set your wallet down and punk out with Moonraker and Neckscars…

Moonraker share their thoughts about ‘Fireman’:

“Fireman” to me, is about the overwhelming feeling of things piling up beyond your control. Thinking, “If just ONE domino could fall in my favor, then maybe the other 60 might follow suit.” But when you try to topple that domino it just catches fire instead. It’s about the line between you and the fire blurring a little. Is everything I touch going up in flames because I’m on fire or is it because I AM fire? With a couple shoutouts to Jawbreaker, Alkaline Trio and Jimmy Buffet thrown. In for good measure. Our friend Anthony Elliott completely crushed it on the video too!

Neckscars share their thoughts about “Level II: Insufferable”:

“’Insufferable’ is an idea that Justin brought to the table musically which we collaborated and arranged while Will was healing a broken leg. Lyrically, it’s about an old roommate who had an unhealthy fixation on someone who did not feel the same way. In the video we were attempting to shine a light on how prevalent the issue is and showcase the idea of obsession as it pertains to the lyrical content. Everyone deserves a life free from fear.”