Great name for a band
Plastic Discount
The story
Plastic Discount was birthed in the urban sprawl of New York City in 2010. Its founding members, lead singer Joey "Jawbreaker" Jenkins, guitarist Eddie "Eagle" Ellington, bassist Ricky "Rattler" Russo, and drummer Danny "Dynamite" D'Amico met at a local dive bar during an open mic night. Sharing a communal love for the raucous energy of punk rock and the sarcastic wit of the beatnik movement, they decided to join forces, creating a band that was as culturally insightful as it was audibly explosive.
After several chaotic house shows and a handful of self-released demos, Plastic Discount garnered a cult-like following. Their scathing societal commentaries wrapped in infectious punk anthems resonated with the disenfranchised youth. Their sophomore album, "Shrink-Wrapped Rebellion," caught the attention of major labels, but the band held steadfast to their DIY ethos, opting to remain independent.
Barcode Blues
Verse 1 Em G Living in a world, made of plastic and pearls D A I got the barcode blues, wrapped in the daily news Em G Reality is a joke, the punchline makes us broke D A I got the barcode blues, can't shake off these shopping shoes Chorus C D Hey, hey, it's a plastic discount life G E We're buying lies with every swipe C D Hey, hey, it's a plastic discount dream G E All that glitters is not what it seems Verse 2 Em G Our hearts are for sale, sanity growing stale D A I got the barcode blues, got nothing left to lose Em G The world's a supermarket, and we're all a target D A I got the barcode blues, can't escape these consumer views Chorus C D Hey, hey, it's a plastic discount life G E We're buying lies with every swipe C D Hey, hey, it's a plastic discount dream G E All that glitters is not what it seems Outro Em G Living in a world, made of plastic and pearls D A I got the barcode blues, wrapped in the daily news
Biggest fan
Luna "Loony" Larkin
"I've been a fan of Plastic Discount since their first underground show in Brooklyn. Their raw energy, unfiltered lyrics, and rebellious spirit hooked me instantly. 'Barcode Blues' is an anthem for our generation, highlighting the fallacy of consumerism with a catchy punk rock twist. They're not just my favorite band; they're the voice of a generation feeling the burden of capitalism. Plastic Discount is a symbol of rebellion in a world that desperately needs it."