Pissed Jeans' latest album Half Divorced explores the clash between youthful idealism and the harsh realities of maturity, encapsulating the absurdity of existence through the piercing gaze of frontman Matt Korvette. With tracks like "Seatbelt Alarm Silencer" and "Killing All the Wrong People," the album dismantles the illusions of modern adulthood with unrelenting precision.

Korvette, alongside bandmates Brad Fry, Randy Huth, and Sean McGuinness, confronts the stagnation of existence head-on. The new album is a declaration of defiance against societal norms and expectations. As Korvette asserts, "There’s a power in being able to say, I realize you want me to pay attention to these things, but I’m telling you that they don’t matter. I’m already looking elsewhere."

Recorded by Don Godwin at Tonal Park in Takoma Park, Maryland, Half Divorced was crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Pissed Jeans eschews the conventions of mainstream punk, infusing their signature sound with elements of hardcore and pop punk, resulting in an electrifying sonic experience. From the scathing critique of contemporary culture in "Monsters" to the raw introspection of "Moving On," Pissed Jeans fearlessly exposes the vulnerabilities of the human condition. As Korvette explains, "Half Divorced explores moments of humiliation and shame, shedding light on both the light and dark aspects of life."

With Half Divorced, Pissed Jeans reaffirms their status as punk rock pioneers, challenging listeners to embrace the chaos of existence and forge their own path forward. As the album closer's chorus declares, "I’m moving on, I’m moving on, I’m moving on."

Formed in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 2004, Pissed Jeans are a punk rock band known for their uncompromising sound and electrifying live performances. With six studio albums to their name, the band continues to push the boundaries of the genre, delivering raw, unfiltered music that resonates with audiences worldwide.