Vancouver noise-punk agitators PISS are back with “time loop at hot slit” the chaotic and fiercely vital lead single from their upcoming debut record, you made me / skin on linen. Landing on October 30, 2026, through Sub Pop and Paper Bag Records, the track pulls zero punches, pairing harsh, jagged instrumentation with razor-sharp social commentary.

Frontwoman Taylor Zantingh delivers an unforgettable vocal performance, cutting through the dense, white-hot wall of sound built by Tyler Paterson’s guitars, Gavin Moya’s driving bass, and Garreth Roberts’ blistering percussion. Lyrically, the song stares down the exhausting realities of navigating girlhood in a culture obsessed with over-sexualization and systemic violence, turning heavy truths into an urgent, cathartic post-punk anthem.

To capture the raw energy of the single, the band teamed up with director Vivyen Sagsen for a DIY visual filmed inside Take Yr Time Back—a beloved, now-defunct Vancouver underground space. It features the actual local faces and friends who have been sweating it out at PISS basement shows for years, giving the video an authentic community heartbeat rather than a polished corporate sheen.

Release & Tour Rundown

• Album: you made me / skin on linen

• Release Date: October 30, 2026

• Labels: Sub Pop / Paper Bag Records

• Physicals: Standard black vinyl, limited Baby Pink variants, CD, and cassette

• Tour: Hitting the road this fall supporting Gilla Band across North America, plus international stops at Pitchfork Paris and Iceland Airwaves.

Pre-orders for the LP are open right now. Drop a comment below and let us know if you’ve caught these noise-punk disruptors live yet.