London punks Chubby and the Gang take on a cruel criminal justice system on “Coming Up Tough,” off their upcoming second album, ‘The Mutt’s Nuts.’
, out August 27th via Partisan Records.
With a bruising bass chug and razors edge guitar riff, “Coming Up Tough” finds Walker railing against a criminal justice system that has no interest in actual rehabilitation. The song was inspired by the experience of a family member who, at a young age, was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
“I wanted the song to feel like a snowball effect,” Walker said in a statement. “The character gets thrown out of his house at first and it feels almost juvenile, but then as it progresses you realize the real trouble he’s in. And too often once you’re in trouble you can’t get out.”
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