Uppercut—All My Big Dawgs Go to Heaven (Single)
Release Date: Aug. 5, 2026
City: Cambridge
Genre: Emo, Punk
The second single release of 2026 from Uppercut is a thrashing whirlwind that toes the line between pop, punk and emo, boasting an unrelenting pace. With introspective and despondent lyrics set against the band’s undeniably high-energy and upbeat melodies, Uppercut produces the perfect soundtrack for crowd surfing or crying in a sweaty dive bar.
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Album artwork sourced from Bandcamp.
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