Johnny Falloon announces debut full-length ‘Tell Hell I’m Not Coming’ due May 30, with biting lead single ‘Dog Flesh’ out now.

With ‘Tell Hell I’m Not Coming,’ Athens, Georgia’s Johnny Falloon delivers an absurdist no-wave odyssey that spirals through the chaotic, disorienting noise of modern life. Its eight tracks teeter on the brink of collapse, offering a raw yet poised take on the sensory violence of the post-suburban experience, the absurdity of white Christian culture, and the uneasy marriage between humanity and technology.

<a href="https://johnnyfalloon.bandcamp.com/track/dog-flesh">Dog Flesh by Johnny Falloon</a>

The band’s debut record, self-released on May 30, is a patchwork of high-energy percussion, erratic bass, and existentially charged lyrics, all held together by Falloon’s energy. The result is a potent cocktail of humor, desperation, and paranoia, with each song acting like a live-wire tethered to an unpredictable fate. ‘Tell Hell I’m Not Coming’ embodies the clashing forces of survival instinct and creative chaos, pulling listeners through a landscape where anything could combust at any moment.

Lead single ‘Dog Flesh,’ channels a visceral, action-movie intensity, shifting between propulsive grooves and explosive bursts of noise. The track is a surreal rumination on masculinity, fusing danceable rhythms with brutal textures. Lyrically, it’s a psychotic snapshot of fragile machismo:

“Cortisol, Animal / Running on Empty / Seminal vesicle / Pumping out Single barrel whiskey…”

The band’s lineup includes John Edmondson (vocals, lyrics), Joseph Clementi (drums), and Mathew Greer (bass, production). Together, they’ve embraced a “Think, Don’t Think” approach, creating a spontaneous sound. Recorded in just three days at Full Moon Studios, the record captures the intensity of the group’s in-the-moment creativity.

With ‘Tell Hell I’m Not Coming’ on the horizon, Johnny Falloon is set to show Athens and beyond what happens when you let chaos and invention collide.

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