Hailing from San Francisco, Culture Abuse was a Bay Area punk group whose songs
merged the bright hooks of pop music with the fire and fury of hardcore. The
band formed in 2013, with singer David Kelling, guitarists Nick Bruder and John
McCarthy, bassist Shane Plitt, and drummer Evan Pierce composing the initial
lineup. Culture Abuse made its studio debut with 2014's "Spray Paint the Dog," a
two-song single released by the independent label 6131 Records, then found a
wider audience with their full-length debut, Peach. Released in 2016 and
accompanied by the popular single "Dream ...