Vial

Vial: Burnout (Transparent Black) [Vinyl LP]

VIAL is a powerhouse trio, red-hot in DIY scenes after breaking out during unconventional times in 2020. Their sound is a pressure cooker: Indie rock meets punk in soaring melodic hooks ready to sink teeth into all listeners alike. Bite marks burn hotter on the live stage, where they've supported acts such as FIDLAR, HUNNY, and Mal Blum. The jury's in: The insatiable hunger for VIAL's fresh genre blend will be plentifully satisfied with a steaming-hot sophomore record in 2024.

Vial: Grow the Fuck Up (Twister? Base Cob [Vinyl LP]

VIAL is a powerhouse trio, red-hot in DIY scenes after breaking out during unconventional times in 2020. Their sound is a pressure cooker: Indie rock meets punk in soaring melodic hooks ready to sink teeth into all listeners alike. Bite marks burn hotter on the live stage, where they've supported acts such as FIDLAR, HUNNY, and Mal Blum. The jury's in: The insatiable hunger for VIAL's fresh genre blend will be plentifully satisfied with a repress of steaming-hot sophomore record.

LOUDMOUTH, released in partnership with Get Better Records (Suzie True, Bacchae), establishes VIAL as a force to be reckoned with. Here, they've reworked bits of their own origin story into "Vodka Lemonade," revisiting the anxieties and awkwardness that come from gigs in strangers' basements. Nobody goes it alone this time, with a triple-part vocal harmony cutting through any sense of solitude. Early track "Violet" shimmers as a love song, adding shockwaves of indie-punk grit in the WLW canon. VIAL's punk rock pedigree shines through too, granting listeners "Mr. Fuck You," a slamming kiss-off without any cushion, and "Planet Drool," populated by the band's expert sarcasm and keyboard swirls. For every moment of daring, there's another locked in relatable depth. Look no further than the closer "21," which shoulders adulthood's growing pains with wistful hope.