Culture Abuse is a punk rock band that emerged from San Francisco, California, combining elements of garage rock, hardcore, and a laid-back West Coast vibe. The band formed in 2013 and quickly became known for their catchy hooks, raw energy, and unapologetically fuzzy sound. Their discography showcases an evolution of style but maintains an unwavering commitment to authenticity and visceral expression.

With their debut album, "Peach," released in 2016, Culture Abuse garnered critical acclaim for their ability to blend melodic songwriting with raucous punk ferocity. Their follow-up release, "Bay Dream," in 2018, saw the band further refine their sound, achieving a more polished production while still holding on to the chaotic charm that had won over their fanbase. Their series of singles, including "So Busted," "Up and Down," and "Goo," demonstrate the band's versatility and willingness to experiment while staying true to their punk roots. Despite their rising trajectory, the band announced an indefinite hiatus in 2020 but left a significant mark on the punk scene with their dynamic and genre-blending sound. The DEMO release "THE DAY DREAMS OF NOTHING" offers fans a raw, unfiltered glimpse into the band's creative process and retains the spirit of a group that has lived up to their name by challenging the norms of their genre and culture.