It’s easy to hear why they’ve earned fans in legendary musicians like Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry, and Henry Rollins. They’re as uncompromising in their sound and generous with their energy as any of their punk ancestors who first rewrote the rules of engagement back in the 1970s. Their fourth album and Epitaph debut New Self marks a thrilling new chapter for the band while doubling down on what’s always made them so magnetic. Their ferocious presence has always been undeniable, but New Self elevates their sound to even brasher heights. Produced by Dave Sardy and Alex Pasco in Los Angeles, the album sets The Bobby Lees’ signature bravado loose across a wide and reverberating soundscape. They’ve never sounded quite this expansive or emboldened before.

Untamed, unruly, undeniable — MUTTLEE is the new project from Dublin-raised artist Levi Evans.

Evans, 25, is no stranger to reinvention. After years of crafting genre-blurring songs as a solo artist, he launches MUTTLEE as a raw and rebellious new chapter, an outlet for his most aggressive, unapologetic work to date. With razor-sharp lyricism, distorted guitar hooks, and beat-driven energy, MUTTLEE punches fresh vigor into the punk/rap genre.

Fresh off five U.S. tours and a run of major European festivals with the music collective NOFUN!, Evans brings that feral momentum and seasoned grit to MUTTLEE’s explosively confident live show.

A new name. A new noise. Unyielding. Defiant. Relentless. This is MUTTLEE.