Black Vinyl. In 2024, Debt Neglector returned to the studio to follow up their past releases with a batch of new songs that has now become the "Kinda Rips" LP (Smartpunk Records - 2025). Their new music remains viciously political but also features some deeply personal topics including the pressures of fatherhood, insecurity, and dealing with mortality. The culmination is an album that is dynamic and relatable from a band whose angry and honest approach is a blunt kick in the pants to the powers that be.

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