20th Century Masters recorded April 2016 by Evan Mersky at Red Lantern Studios, Portland, OR Mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk at Stereophonic Mastering Nick Capello - Guitar/Vocals Nick Smith - Bass/Vocals Jon Schlaffman - Drums Razorcake review: This Portland band is making some driving punk with a bit of a garage bent and a dark, kinda Australian undercurrent. Might be a bit of a lazy comparison with both bands being from PDX, but I am getting a real Hunches vibe from this recording. –Mike Frame From the Portland Mercury: Bobby Peru, the villain of David Lynch’s 1990 film Wild at Heart, is surreal, gross, toothy, and delectably distasteful. Portland punk band Bobby Peru’s music and high-energy performances match the vibe of their fictional inspiration, epitomized by their song “Bath Salt Boogie,” a twisted backwoods ditty about eating people’s faces while high on the aforementioned drug. Bobby Peru has a cult following of their own here in Portland: it's not unusual to see an "I'D DO BOBBY PERU" shirt around town--a slogan now associated with the group, not the character. They're the kind of endearingly grimy band that writes their contact info on a bathroom stall. EMMA BURKE The Mercury also says: "Straight-up rock 'n' roll goodness from this slightly smartassed Portland four-piece." From the Willamette Week: Bobby Peru is here to sucker punch rock and roll in the gut. This misanthropic group of punks create a sound as unsettling as their Lynchian namesake with their primal beats, stomping guitars and brazen vocals...Satisfy your basic instincts and check these guys out.