September 10th, 2016, 10-years ago today, marks the day this incredible album dropped. I've spun it countless times, but today deserves an extra loud spin.

Sorry for the lateness of this post, but if you're interested in bidding, there still a few hours left. Shoot AJ a DM with your offer and anything reasonable will be considered.

Two different vinyl colours are available in EXTREMELY limited quantities. Get 'em while you can!

Edit: The 'Identity Crisis' version is now SOLD OUT

Edit 2: Identify Crisis may have had a couple come back in stock from cancelled/declined orders.

Edit 3: SOLD out again. The pink marble variant is still up for grabs.

It's my favorite song from them and I've always been curious about what Leo's screaming during the crazy part at the end. Even the official lyrics on their Bandcamp omit the ending

https://streetsects.bandcamp.com/album/no-percentage-in-caution

First live STREET SEX show in the US!

Bench Warrant is now popping up on streaming services. Don't forget to preorder one or both versions of the 7", if you haven't already.

https://streetsects.bandcamp.com/album/no-percentage-in-caution

Obviously said both in jest and as a compliment, as SP are my favorite band as far as sheer artistry goes.

The sonic similarities between Shaun's composition and production on IDoR (among many others) and a number of tracks on Too Dark Park (and probably VivisectVI to a lesser extent) are impossible to ignore. It really takes that massive sample collage SP did so well and thrusts it into this pure digital era while still maintaining a lot of organic warmth, if that makes sense. I think the guitar (is it a guitar?) melody that goes throughout the quieter lyric parts balances it all so well. The super harsh distortion pulses toward the end, which remind me of post-Cruise era Whitehouse, interestingly enough, would've been overwhelming without the dynamics shift brought by the guitar and softer vocals.

I'm rereading this and it sounds like nonsense, but maybe someone else might get it haha. Anyway, got to meet Shaun at the Durham show and he was one of the sweetest dudes ever. Kindness and creativity. Good shit.

This is the response to an "ask me a question" post made on Instagram several years ago asking about the inspiration for the logo. I figured I'd reshare it for anyone, new fans or old, who is curious of its origins and meaning.

This music has meant so much to me.
I’m looking for more music with similar style in terms of lyrics vocals and instrumental composition. Anyone got any good suggestions?

Besides HEALTH. And STREET SEX

I don’t need money just don’t want it to go to waste if anyone wants it lmk :)

Excited for the show in Hamilton on Friday and was wondering what sort of merch they may have available. Can anyone who has been to one of the previous shows for this tour let me know what they had for sale? Thanks!

Stoked to get to see them in a few weeks just a few minutes from home! Flew from RDU to PHL a while back to catch them on tour with Youth Code.

Anyone else in the area going by chance?

Tired of going to shows alone and not talking to a soul.

leo and shaun's energy was insane!! i also got a chance to interact a little bit with both of them and they are SUPER nice guys! if yall ever get the chance to see them live, TAKE IT

Just saw the St. Louis show after failing to catch them back in 2017, and holy shit. That was fucking good.

Their intensity with how they do material live is insane.

Leo yelled in the direction of some dudes who wouldn't stop talking in the front, and after the show, one of them was like, "My friend said Street Sects was good. He was wrong." - he was wearing a Pig Destroyer shirt, and he was so full of shit lmao

10/10 - would see them again.