Hear Songs from the NARROWS / RETOX Split 7″

by Ryan Minic | Aug 22, 2014

Hold your horses! You know that long-awaited Narrows/Retox split 7″ EP that’s been in the works? Well, it’s finally been given a release date, and yes, you can hear two new songs right now.

Of course you know that Retox features Justin Pearson of The Locust and Narrows is comprised of ex-members of Botch/These Arms Are Snakes. Pretty legit, right?

The forthcoming split with have a total of four tracks, two per band. Narrows will contribute their new songs “Ride the Lion” and “Blood Python;” Retox will round it out with “This Should Hurt a Little Bit” and a cover of The Cure’s “Fascination Street.”

Here’s a stream of Narrows’ “Ride the Lion” and Retox’s “This Should Hurt a Little Bit.”

The effort will be released on December 2nd via Three One G. You can pre-order it here.

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