- Lehigh Valley punk rockers Floor Space will celebrate the release of its third album at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20
- The local punk rockers call the 10-track record, "Maybe This is It," "honest and angry" as they relive their teenage traumas
- The show will be at The Flying V Poutinerie, 201 E. 3rd St., Bethlehem. Tickets cost $8.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Floor Space is in its emo era.
The Lehigh Valley punk rock band will celebrate the release of its new album, "Maybe This is It," at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20, at the Flying V Poutinerie, 201 E. 3rd St., Bethlehem.
Tickets cost $8.
Local bands The Big Shaboozieand My Cousin's Girlfriend's Housewill open the performance.
For more information, go to Floor Space's Instagram page.
'Honest and angry'
"Maybe This is It" is Floor Space's third album.
The first single, "Self Destruct," released last month, was produced by John Naclerio of Nada Recording.
Naclerio, known for his work with alt-rockers My Chemical Romance and Brand New, also behind Floor Space's "Nothing Makes Sense," released in 2022.
The new 10-track LP features lyrics that reflect on the group's relatable teenage traumas.
Throughout the album, songwriter/frontman Charlie Bruno's speaks of his experiences in Catholic school and dealing with issues such as heartbreak and self-sabotage.
Moving from a negative headspace toward a more optimistic light, Bruno calls the record "honest and angry."
"[It's] yet a bright and cathartic break up record with themes ranging from punk rock politics to overcoming adversity, breaking cycles and ultimately Brunt's journey to self-acceptance," a release from Floor Space said.
