The Odorants

The Odorants have made a mark with tracks that resonate within the punk scene. “As Above So Below” stands out with its driving rhythm and catchy hooks, perfect for those who appreciate straightforward punk energy. “Night Of The Living Dead” captures a sense of urgency, blending raw vocals with an infectious beat that gets listeners moving.

Other notable tracks include “Transilvanian Shredder,” which showcases their guitar work, and “Goodbye 219,” a track that balances melody and aggression. “When Tiger Used To Smoke” and “Love Songs Never Die” bring different vibes, with the former offering a playful take on punk themes. “Funeral” and “Dickless” push the boundaries, while “Car Radio” rounds out their collection with a compelling sound. Each song contributes to their unique style, appealing to a broad audience while staying true to punk roots.

The Odorants recently released their latest album, “Love Songs Never Die (2024).” This collection showcases their punk rock sound, featuring themes that resonate with both long-time fans and newcomers. Among the standout tracks, “Funeral (2024)” serves as a notable single, reflecting the band's evolving style while maintaining their roots in the punk genre.

Prior to this, they offered “Goodbye 219 (2023)” and “Transilvanian Shredder (2023),” which garnered attention for their energetic riffs and straightforward lyrics. Their previous album, “When Tigers Used to Smoke (2021),” laid the groundwork for their current direction, blending catchy melodies with a raw punk edge. The Odorants continue to push their musical boundaries while staying true to the essence of punk rock. Fans can expect a mix of familiar sounds and fresh ideas as they explore this latest chapter in the band's journey.