Pulley

Pulley is an American punk rock band that emerged from the Southern California scene, known for its energetic and melodic sound that has resonated with fans since the mid-1990s. Founded in 1994 by frontman Scott Radinsky, who simultaneously balanced a career as a professional baseball player, Pulley's lineup over the years has included an evolving roster of musicians with Radinsky as the consistent lead voice. The band has been applauded for their blend of fast-paced punk rhythms with catchy melodies, featuring insightful lyrics that often touch upon personal and social themes.

Throughout their career, Pulley has maintained a dedicated following, while Radinsky's dual life as a musician and athlete has drawn substantial interest. Their discography includes a number of albums and EPs that have contributed to the landscape of skate punk and the broader punk genre. With recent releases like "No Change in the Weather" and "The Long and the Short of It," Pulley has proven their resilience and ongoing relevance in the music scene. Their music continues to appeal to fans of punk's earlier eras as well as a younger audience discovering their timeless sound. Acoustic renditions of songs like "Different Strings" and "Cashed In" showcase the band's versatility and their ability to strip down their sound while preserving the emotive core of their music.

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Album - 12 Tracks - Released May 13, 2022
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