Since their humble beginnings in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Judy And The Jerks have cultivated a unique sound and image that combines all the best elements of hardcore, punk, and youth crew, while abandoning the elements that prove corrosive (specifically that of the pessimistic-machismos). Songs that assault your mind with an explosive energy like an electric shock from a live wire all while supporting a message of personal responsibility, self-improvement, and the ultimate truth: the only way out of this hell is together. Shitty Life perfectly matches the energy of The Jerks while encapsulating the over stimulation and paranoia of our time. It?s an expertly crafted blend of manic speed, reflecting the world of accelerating duress in which we live, all while finding its groove. This act from Parma, Italy has proven to be masters of their art. The group?s signature ?chitarrino? sound stands in stark defiance against the contemporary hardcore landscape. No distortion pedals here, only sharp and piercing tones that demand your attention. What else can be said except that they?re two peas in a pod, each side of this split containing certified ?Grade A? hardcore punk that reminds the listener, despite this hell on earth, we can still make music that is meaningful, impactful, relatable, and often forgotten, fun and exciting