Premiere | Party Program "The Body, The Effigy"


The spirit of 90's post-hardcore lives on through the scene's newest band Party Program. A carefully crafted project made up of members of ex-Empty and Dull Mourning. The band are breaking down walls with their most recent single "The Body, The Effigy" from recently released ep "These Are Just Songs, Thank You".

The track like the ep itself is a strong display of honest and powerful post-hardcore with a hint of the 90's and the Seattle scene mixed in for good measure.

The band has allowed us to premiere the new single, so we hope that you enjoy it as much as we do.

The new ep "These Are Just Songs, Thank You" is available now on all major streaming platforms.


Links to stream and support:

PARTY PROGRAM | Facebook
PARTY PROGRAM | Instagram
PARTY PROGRAM MUSIC | Spotify
Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

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