They’ve released their latest single, “The Attic”, which tackles topics like momentary existentialism with punk rock melodies and poetic lyrics, reminding me almost of Rise Against.

Moving up and taking their garage band out of the garage, they’ve signed to PNWK Records and are currently working on their first full-length album.

The album is full of great folk-punk songs, catchy guitar melodies, and hard-hitting lyrics that represent the anger in the way the world is and has always been.

It’s classic high-energy punk, fast guitars, but with deep-meaning philosophical lyrics that ask questions like: Is reality a byproduct of the human experience; or is the human experience the consequence of reality?

Taking their teenage rebellion and creating energetic songs with catchy lyrics, bringing me back to my own teen years of house party bands and head banging.

The record was produced at Buzzbomb Studios under the guidance of the talented Paul Miner (known for his work with bands like New Found Glory, Atreyu, and Thrice).

With how hard this first single hits, I can’t wait to hear the melodic punk riffs and powerful lyrics they are planning to release on the full album in the Fall!

A fusion of punk cultures from America, Canada, and the UK, this album marries classic fast riffs, powerful vocals, and drums that make your whole body reverberate.

The track and EP was produced by Steve Ornest and co-produced by Jakob Armstrong. That’s right! The son of Green Day’s own Billie Joe Armstrong!

Mirror Mirror was inspired by a phase of self loathing in the wake of a bender. The song was a productive way of making sense of internal conflict. Chaotic thoughts that consume can still have a positive outcome.”

Guitarist and vocalist, Luis Cabezas, shared that the inspiration for the song struck him in a dream.

Drawing inspiration from legends like Blink-182 and Green Day, MUDFIGHT brings a nostalgic yet upbeat vibe to the scene.

Recorded live in a cozy, jam-packed club, this album exudes raw energy and passion, capturing the essence of Handheld's infectious music.