Pulley mark 30 years since their Epitaph debut with two new songs
Rise of the Underdog cover art, supplied by Earshot Media for Negative Progression Records.
Thirty years after Pulley released Esteem Driven Engine on Epitaph, the Southern California skate-punk band are marking the anniversary with two new songs. Rise of the Underdog, out November 13 on Negative Progression Records, pairs “Best Kept Secret” with “Fade” on a seven-inch and on streaming services.
Singer Scott Radinsky describes “Best Kept Secret” as a song about being overlooked and deciding whose opinion counts. There’s satisfaction in playing without your name on the marquee, he says. “Fade” tackles a less settled feeling: taking the next step without knowing where it leads.
The two tracks run about six minutes together. They follow Pulley’s 2025 singles “Torn Apart By Time” and “Write A Note If You Leave.” The band also have a video for “Best Kept Secret” in the works for BlankTV; the release announcement gave no premiere date.
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