Tennessee’s Graveyard Kids crank it up with “Brainrot”, a punchy, no-frills blast of Ramones-style pop punk. It’s fast, fun, and unapologetically raw—exactly the kind of track that feels like it was made in a garage with zero pretension and full-volume conviction.
The guitars rip through simple chord progressions, the drums don’t let up, and the vocals carry that bratty edge that defined early pop punk. It’s not trying to be clever—it’s trying to stick in your head, and it does. Graveyard Kids clearly know the blueprint and don’t overthink it—they just go for it. And in doing so, they hit the sweet spot between nostalgic and fresh.
“Brainrot” is the kind of song that feels like it belongs on a scratched CD in your first car, or blasting out of a dive bar jukebox at midnight. A tight, two-minute reminder that punk doesn’t need to evolve when it still hits this hard.
