Following a series of well-received EPs on their own Pop Can Records,Ill Peach’s weirdo stuff comes to fruition on first full-length This Is Not An Exit – a collection of anthemic songs built out of bright pop and gritty experimental elements, punctuated with hooky choruses ready to be screamed along to in the safety of your own bedroom or with a bunch of friends at one of Ill Peach’s intense live shows.

If Ill Peach first blossomed in New York, it took quarantine in Los Angeles for the project to ripen. Corazza describes it as a time when the veil of the music industry fell downyou couldnt put on a facade anymore because everything was too fucking real.

The end of the world turned out to be what the band needed to get real with themselves. It helped us creatively to zone in and removed us from the [industry] side of things to where we could just be like: t