Cheap Perfume “Okay Party” Single Review

Cheap Perfume is a femcore punk group hailing from Denver, Colorado and keeping the punk scene alive. Known for their singles, It’s Okay (To Punch Nazis) and Woke Mine Virus, Cheap Perfume doesn’t shy away from discussing politics, current events, and feminism. Keeping true to their beliefs fuels their music, and the final result is a loud, unapologetic discography that leaves their fans wanting more. After a long six years, Cheap Perfume has announced the fall release of their third album, Don’t Care. Didn’t Ask. 

In preparation for their next album the group released a hot, energizing single, Okay Party. Discussing the trials and tribulations of being in a band, Cheap Perfume sucks you into their music through exciting 90s punk vocals and instrumentals. The group is proudly announcing how much they have been through together, and how much they have all grown as a group. In the anticipation of Don’t Care. Didn’t Ask, Cheap Perfume has announced an album release tour taking place in their home state of Colorado. With the announcement of their new LP, Cheap Perfume is offering a digital presave option, as well as the ability to order physical media versions of the album- furthering their 90s punk vibes. 

LISTEN TO OKAY PARTY HERE

PRE-ORDER DON’T CARE. DIDN’T ASK AND PURCHASE TICKETS TO THE ALBUM RELEASE SHOW HERE

Written Review by Joycelyn McClurken