Jobber, have released new single “Summerslam.” The track follows the release of their debut EP, Hell In A Cell. Both the track and album are available via Exploding In Sound Records .

Packing massive guitars, sugary melodies, and a larger than life personality, Jobber combine alternative music and professional wrestling to make songs that are sure to please fans of the squared circle and rockers alike. “Summerslam” arrives just days before its wrestling event namesake and taps into the band’s heavier side without sacrificing their knack for big hooky choruses.

Vocalist/guitarist Kate Meizner discussed the new single, saying:

“Summerslam is the first Jobber song that really resembles the heavy rock I used to hear growing up when WWF was at its peak. I wrote the Helmet-inspired bass line and main riff a while ago, not sure if it would see the light of day; it didn’t seem to fit with the other Jobber songs at the time. After I showed it to Mike, he made a demo with a couple more parts completed that brought the song to life. We ended up co-writing the rest, focusing on making it catchy but also heavy with some over-the-top excess, like something from a WWF-era Summerslam commercial or in the background of WCW Beach Brawl ‘99. Thematically the song is about people who enter positions of political power and become jaded, going through motions only to lose touch with how their actions impact real human lives.”

Led by Meizner (current member of The Glow, Hellrazor, and Maneka, as well as former touring member of Potty Mouth and Snail Mail) and drummer Mike Falcone (current member of Hellrazor and former member of Speedy Ortiz and Ovlov), Jobber explore the parallels between professional wrestling, life as a musician, and gig worker frustrations.
Jabber 2023 Shows

08/18 Brooklyn, NY @ Our Wicked Lady w/ Freezing Cold, Trash Rabbit, Anna Altman

Order Hell In A Cell by Jobber HERE