Garage-Psych-Fuzz-Core Texas group LABELS drop new VIDEO single 'Void'
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LABELS Announce New EP Live To Revive — new VIDEO 'Void' is out Now!
Fort Worth, TX — Fort Worth garage-punk four-piece LABELS are coming back swinging with a new EP, Live To Revive, dropping via Spaceflight Records this fall — and it starts drawing blood TODAY with lead single video "Void."
UK outlet Joyzine called it a "3-act psych-rock opera" that opens like "Motörhead on a rocket-sled" before exploding into a full-tilt finish.
Call it post-psych-garage-core, if you're into new subgenres nobody asked for — it's the closest thing to a label for what LABELS actually sound like. Picture Ty Segall and Black Flag colliding in some kind of musical time-travel wreck, both eras crashing back into the present and taking the windshield out with them. "Void" is the first gut-punch of several leading into the full EP this fall — and it hits like it means it.
If you haven't caught up with LABELS yet, catch up now or get left behind. Their 2025 album White Hot tore through the DFW scene and didn't bother apologizing, with Fort Worth Weekly calling it the sound of a band "letting the band go bigger, be louder, play faster," their live intensity "dialed into explosive territory." ImAFanOf went further, naming it "without question — LABELS' best release so far," while AHippiesLullaby called it "undeniably punk and undeniably burning up the DFW music scene... an experience you will not regret."
Live To Revive doesn't ease off that momentum — it puts a boot on it. Four albums deep since 2021, LABELS have spent every release getting louder, faster, and meaner, a career trajectory best described as allergic to restraint. This one doesn't knock. It kicks the door down.
Full assets, streaming links, and interview availability on request. Consider yourself warned.
LABELS is:
Tyler Waller — Lead Vocals
Braden Burgan — Guitar, Vocals
Xane Spencer — Bass, Vocals
Taylor Burgan — Drums
Discography:
Venice (2021) — not currently on streaming
Brain Fragments (2022) — not currently on streaming
Moral Laws (2024)
White Hot (2025)
"...genuinely gave us chills. - Rock 'n Roll Army
For interviews, early streams, high-res photos, or any other info, contact [email protected]