Escape From The Zoo is a Houston-based punk band, renowned for their high-energy sound that fuses elements of punk rock with folk, ska, and thrash. The band was formed as a side project by Jesse Sendejas, who is also known for his work with the folk-punk ensemble Days N' Daze. Sendejas’s involvement in both bands showcases his versatility and commitment to pushing the boundaries of punk music. True to their name, Escape From The Zoo’s music is an untamed and raw expression of societal frustrations and personal struggles, often delivered with a sense of urgency and sharp lyricism that resonates with a diverse audience.

Their discography boasts several potent releases that capture the band's dynamic ethos. Recent works such as "Countin' Cards" and "12 Rounds" show off their ability to create infectious hooks while maintaining a gritty authenticity. The "Wasted Years" single and subsequent EP encapsulate Escape From The Zoo's penchant for delivering poignant messages through riotous tunes, ensuring their sound resonates with fans of various punk subgenres. With "All Cells Are Bogus" and "Killacopter," the band continues to showcase their commitment to a no-holds-barred critique of contemporary issues wrapped in a soundtrack perfect for both mosh pits and reflective listening sessions. Characterized by their energetic live shows and a fiercely loyal fan base, Escape From The Zoo is a band that not only captures the spirit of punk but also redefines it for a new generation.