Psych-O-Positive ~ “Electric Fratboy”
“With a layer of wild Psychedelic Rock and screaming vocals, this song is a kind of slap in the face to the stereotypes of rich children whose lives are colored by nepotism and privilege” - Parapop

— Parapop

Electric Fratboy was recorded at OK Records recording studio in Nyack with famed audio engineer Greg Talenfeld (Pavement, John Spencer Blues Explosion) and mastered at Super Giraffe Sound in Brooklyn by Ivan Julian (Richard Hell & the Voidoids, The Clash).

Andrew Gilchrist-Vocals, Guitar

Judy Ann Nock-Vocals, Sitar

Debby Schwartz-Vocals, Bass

Chuck Tumulty-Drums, Percussion

Louie Zhelesnik-Guitar

“Brimming with trouble, the simple structure of Electric Frat Boy delivers a snarling punk ass promise to shock you and rock you with a riff that serves part warrant and part warning.” - Moochila

— Moochila

Electric Fratboy

Psych-O-Positive

With a crack aimed squarely on cultural stereotypes, the new track Electric Frat Boy by Psych-O-Positive does not hold back while taking the piss out of the privileged class. Exploring complex themes of nepotism, wealth, Read more

With a crack aimed squarely on cultural stereotypes, the new track Electric Frat Boy by Psych-O-Positive does not hold back while taking the piss out of the privileged class. Exploring complex themes of nepotism, wealth, and consequences, Psych-O-Positive invokes the likely outcomes for juniors and thirds after rush season is over and the plebes and pledges have been sordidly sorted and separated. Brimming with trouble, the simple structure of Electric Frat Boy delivers a snarling punk ass promise to shock you and rock you with a riff that serves part warrant and part warning. Foreshadowing the very real possibility of meeting an untimely demise, Electric Fratboy exhorts the listener to check both their privilege and their wiring.

“A Bold Fusion of Raw Energy and Social Reflection. The song weaves through genres like Shoegaze, Psychedelic Rock, and Punk, standing out with its intense and provocative guitars, paired with vocals that guide listeners to reflect on contemporary times and societal dynamics.” - Rmaspodcast

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About PSYCH-O-POSITIVE

If you took all the great punk bands of the 80’s (like Gut Bank and Sexpod), threw them in ablender with the best all female and Antifolk bands of the 90’s (like The Aquanettas, The Sprinkle Genies, and tranceSenders), let that blender spin from the aughts through the late teens, and then at the dawn of 2020 threw it full force into a brick wall, the impact, shattering glass, and slow spill down the wall would approximate the sound of psych-O-positive.

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