UK punk rockers Templeton Pek share explosive new anthem “No Kings,” offering a taste of the sharpened sound unrelenting energy on their latest album Savages.
Known for their high-energy live shows and anthemic, hook-driven songwriting, the Birmingham trio delivered their most raw, urgent, and unapologetic record yet.
Savages captures both the chaos and catharsis of a world in flux. Across twelve uncompromising tracks, the record channels frustration, defiance, and hope into soaring choruses and blistering punk rock anthems. Lyrically, Savages confronts societal division, resilience in the face of adversity, and the fight to preserve humanity in an increasingly fractured world.
“Savages is the record we’ve been wanting to make for years,” says frontman Neal Mitchell. “It’s loud, it’s pissed off, but it’s also about unity. These songs are for anyone who’s ever felt like they’ve had to stand up and shout to be heard.”
Formed in Birmingham, the band—Neal Mitchell (vocals/bass), Kev Green (guitar), and Jon Keen (drums)—have spent more than a decade cementing their place as one of the UK’s hardest-working punk outfits, sharing stages with legends like Rise Against, Bad Religion, Sum 41, and Millencolin. With Savages, Templeton Pek sharpen their edge, crafting a heavier, darker, and more politically charged sound that never loses the melodic hooks that have become their trademark.
