Story-yelling. Post-modern nuclear anxiety. Genre-bent punk. Gottlieb is a punk rock band from Los Angeles. Pulling from a wide range of influences, Gottlieb’s music combines melodic rhythms with narrative-driven lyrics to create an atmosphere that is aggressive, cinematic, and lush with post-punk moodiness. With a total commitment toward critical thinking, Gottlieb regularly dissects stories centered around consumerism and inequity, often putting their own experiences under the knife. Gottlieb is vocalist Andrew Pescara, guitarist Mike Carnarius, bassist Dylan Marquez, and drummer Dave Chessey.
Underneath pure punk rage and passionate performances is a novel approach to songwriting on Gottlieb’s “Reject Nostalgia.” The monstrous riffs are decorated with distortion and frantic tempos. Gottlieb finds unique ways to deliver potent messaging via distorted chords and screeching vocals. Their unique brand of punk combines classic punk tropes and futuristic ideology. “Reject Nostalgia” is a condensed piece of literature set to expert musicianship as Gottlieb creates an unforgettable track that demands your undivided attention.
