Integra Pink release “CURBSTOMP,” a rhythm-driven new single previewing their upcoming EP via Futureless Records soon.
Southern California punk outfit Integra Pink have released their new single “CURBSTOMP,” out now through Futureless Records. The track arrives after growing momentum from previous release “Spiderman Piñata,” which received heavy rotation on Los Angeles radio station KCRW.
Known for blending genres and shifting styles, Integra Pink continue that approach with their latest release. While “Spiderman Piñata” mixed cumbia, disco, and punk into a fast-moving sound, “CURBSTOMP” takes a different direction. The new song focuses on a tighter groove with a stronger rhythmic drive. It delivers an urgent and energetic sound built for movement.
Vocalist and guitarist Leo Mendez said the track reflects the band’s desire to keep expanding creatively. Mendez shared:
CURBSTOMP is a song that takes inspiration from places we haven’t necessarily tapped into yet. We’re constantly trying to create out of our comfort zone and this definitely differs from what we’ve been putting out.
He added that the band wants listeners to understand their ambitions go beyond any single label or genre.
Mendez also explained that the song explores the topic of violence and its many forms.
“For me at least, at its core it’s a song that talks about violence, what violence is, who perpetuates it, and the dynamics of it,” he said. “I also see it as a warning that if we do not take the time to understand it and resist it, we eventually fall victim to it.”
Formed in Southern California, Integra Pink features Leo Mendez and Bardo Mendez on vocals and guitar, Nick Jauregui on drums, and Roman De La Fuente on bass. The group has built a reputation for constant reinvention, drawing from punk, rock, new wave, and Latin influences.
Their creative world also extends to PinkTv, the band’s DIY visual series that captures their identity through a raw VHS-inspired style.
With “CURBSTOMP,” Integra Pink continue to push their sound forward. A new EP is expected in the coming months.
