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$10.28The Story
In the rugged, wind-swept underbelly of Invercargill, New Zealand—where the Southern Ocean crashes against the world's southernmost city like a perpetual drumbeat—emerges a sound that feels both timeless and urgently now. Ronnie Stash & The Resistance, the three-piece reggae rock outfit that's been quietly grinding in Southland's dive bars and DIY haunts, dropped their self-titled album on October 10, 2025. It's a sprawling epic and a Molotov cocktail of groove, grit, and defiance, this record cuts through like a Bluff oyster knife: raw, flavorful, and unapologetically local. If you've ever felt the itch of small-town rebellion or the pull of island rhythms reimagined through a punk lens, this album is your antidote. It's good—hell, it's great—and here's why it demands your immediate spin.
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In the rugged, wind-swept underbelly of Invercargill, New Zealand—where the Southern Ocean crashes against the world's southernmost city like a perpetual drumbeat—emerges a sound that feels both timeless and urgently now. Ronnie Stash & The Resistance, the three-piece reggae rock outfit that's been quietly grinding in Southland's dive bars and DIY haunts, dropped their self-titled album on October 10, 2025. It's a sprawling epic and a Molotov cocktail of groove, grit, and defiance, this record cuts through like a Bluff oyster knife: raw, flavorful, and unapologetically local. If you've ever felt the itch of small-town rebellion or the pull of island rhythms reimagined through a punk lens, this album is your antidote. It's good—hell, it's great—and here's why it demands your immediate spin.
