Dogpark’s 'Corporate Pudding' Rips Through Capitalism With Raspy Fury, Electric Grit, And Indie Rock Soul
- 🌟 Miles Carter
- Jun 1
- 1 min read
By: Miles Carter
Dogpark brings the music into the fight, and their new EP, 'Corporate Pudding,' carries a rage and fire that brings serious heat.
“DIALTONE” kicks it all off with a fight against the evil corporate world ogres. The guitars bring the grit and cast a dark tone, while the vocals crash down with frustration in the most exhilarating way.
“I Don’t Mind” points the lens at online shopping addiction and the effect it has on us. Its pulsating sound and hard-hitting snares provide a mind-rattling way to put these corporate mongers on blast.
“Dandelion’s” arrives with a glowing, upbeat guitar sound, but the lyrics paint the opposite picture. The visceral, emotional screams at the end expose the toll on mental health, regardless of financial status.
Overall, 'Corporate Pudding' surges with sharp guitar work, thunderous percussion, and commanding vocals. Dogpark turns its resistance to capitalism into a fierce, unfiltered EP with undeniable force..
