FULL TANK, FULL THROTTLE

“Cheap Gas” feels like the musical equivalent of cracking open a dusty car window and letting the chaos of the highway whip straight through. Bingo Boys don’t just lean into their punk instincts here—they slam the pedal down and dare the engine to keep up. The track is raw, fast, and gloriously unpolished, brimming with that lo-fi grit that makes it feel like it was recorded in the back of a moving van with the wires rattling.

There’s a restless energy running through the whole song, the kind that mirrors long, bleary road miles where every gas stop blurs into the next. You can sense the monotony, but also the twitchy little edge of paranoia that creeps in when you’ve been running too long on cheap caffeine and cheaper fuel. It’s loud, scrappy, and alive—everything punk is supposed to be, without pretending to be anything more.

What really stands out is how confidently the band holds onto their old-school punk heartbeat while injecting a kind of modern, tongue-in-cheek punch. It’s high-speed storytelling disguised as a raucous jam, and that makes “Cheap Gas” land harder than expected. You can picture it closing out a gritty live set, sweat on the walls, everyone shouting along to the frenzy.

As a snapshot of who Bingo Boys are right now—fast, fun, and utterly unapologetic—this single nails it. It’s the kind of track that makes you want to top off the tank, crank the volume, and just keep driving.