EP Review: DazGak! – Stimpy (Floodlit Recordings)
Irish post-hardcore/skate punk quartet DazGak! will release their brand-new EP, ‘Stimpy’, on July 24th, 2026, via Floodlit Recordings.

Post hardcore and punk with oomph, DazGak! go hard and fast across the six tracks of this EP. Delivering a collection of punchy, in your face, high-energy efforts that have experimental aspects and way more musicality than you first might expect. In fact, across the length of the EP, DazGak! deliver a delightful amount of post-hardcore infused variety.
There’s so much to take away from the EP, least of all the fact that DazGak! throw a hell of a lot of passion into things in the most natural of ways. From the moment Big in Tucson arrives in a whirlwind of hyperactive noise, to the moment Dewey wraps things up in wild and wacky fashion, it proves to be an utterly addictive listen.
In between those bangers we have some great tracks that feature huge sounding post hardcore sounds, garish punkiness, potent melody, and much more. Tracks like the lively body shaker that is No Sweat, the anthemic ‘classic’ vibrancy of Tog A Bog E (Top Sixteen), the brash intensity of Soulker, and the dramatic Trixie. I promise you, you won’t be bored.

DazGak! – Stimpy Track Listing:
1. Big In Tucson
2. No Sweat
3. Tog A Bog E (Top Sixteen)
4. Soulker
5. Trixie
6. Dewey
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DazGak! - Stimpy (Floodlit Recordings)
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The Final Score - 9/10
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