Absolutely Not expose injustice and problematic behavior on new glam punk album

“Problematic” album cover

Chicago’s Absolutely Not are shredding guitars and ignorance, and igniting the stage and change with their uncompromising glam punk sound. Their new album “Problematic” takes on injustice and the everyday problematic behaviors that perpetrate chauvinism and oppression. Jill Hopkins spoke with singer and guitarist Donnie Moore about the album and how they’re keeping the punk spirit alive in Chicago.

“Problematic” record release show takes place Saturday, March 2nd at The Empty Bottle.

Listen to our conversation below: 

Stream / Buy “Problematic” here:

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