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STUPID PLOTS, the long-running band from Fukui prefecture, Japan, return with four new songs of fast melodic punk inspired by US bands like CRIMPSHRINE, I FARM, and GRIMPLE. Formed with a friend as youngsters in 1994 by brothers Shogo and Junpei Yamaguchi, the trio self-recorded and released (on their own Roadside Records) three full length CDs and five splits and EP on vinyl and CD between 1996 and 2000.

Back with a new lineup since the release of an acoustic CDEP in 2016 and a split CD with THE VEEVERS (UK) in 2021, “Should and Want” is issued on both a 7" with an obi and a CDEP with an exclusive poster and numbered card. The current STUPID PLOTS lineup is rounded out by Toru Konishya (bass/vocals) and Kouji Urai (drums) from WHAT GOES UP (JP) and this crop of songs was recorded at the Fukui’s local Studio Orange Room.

Buy in a bundle with YESTERDAY'S LANDFILLS issue #1 here.