The Convenience – Western Pepsi Cola Town

The Convenience return with Western Pepsi Cola Town, and it’s every bit as curious as the name suggests. Pulled from their upcoming album Like Cartoon Vampires the track is built from the remnants of what started as an extended jam—back when structure was optional.

Months later, that chaos was trimmed, reshaped, and given just enough polish to keep things interesting without losing the rough edges. The real fun? That comes from the sounds. Guitars aren’t just played—they’re stuffed with household objects. That’s right: silverware, rubber bands, who knows what else. The goal? Percussion.

Musically, it leans into twinkly tones and loose rhythms, never quite settling down. That’s probably the point. If you came looking for clean hooks and straight lines, this track might gently laugh in your face. Or at least shrug.

Either way, Western Pepsi Cola Town is less about answers and more about moods. Fuzzy ones. Unfinished ones. The kind you can’t explain but still remember later, like an old inside joke with yourself.