Hey There Laura is yet another wild, unpredictable ride from Steve Lieberman, The Gangsta Rabbi—a veteran of the underground militia punk scene who continues to blend chaos and vulnerability like no one else. Clocking in as a short, sharp blast of lo-fi emotion, the track feels like a private message sent through distortion and noise.
Lieberman’s signature militia punk style is raw and unapologetic. There’s no polish here, just unfiltered expression. The guitars buzz and snarl, the drums hit hard, and the vocals are as much a cry as they are a melody. The track isn’t trying to be radio-friendly or slick; it’s built from pure feeling, driven by obsession, affection, and the artist’s singular vision. Though the press release offers little in the way of background, that mystery feeds the song’s intrigue. What’s clear is that Laura, whoever she may be, left a mark. The track pulses with tension and longing, but it’s delivered in Lieberman’s defiant, high-intensity fashion.
This is outsider art at its grittiest. For fans of extreme DIY punk and noise rock, Hey There Laura will feel right at home—an explosive postcard from the mind of a true underground icon.
