I’m Going Home – Entr’acte 206 is punk rock stripped down to its rawest form: chaotic, bold, and completely unfiltered. Describing his style as “militia punk,” Steve Lieberman offers up a high-voltage single that hits like a jolt to the system. There’s no slow build or polished gloss, this is music made in the moment, for the moment.
From the first note, the energy is intense. The guitar work drives the track with force, cutting through like a buzzsaw. Vocals are more emotional outbursts than carefully constructed melodies, giving the song a sense of urgency and raw emotion. Lieberman’s message isn’t just spelled, he just plays it, and it hits.
The press release says it all in simple terms: “Listen to it—you’ll see.” That’s the heart of Lieberman’s approach. He isn’t trying to impress or conform, he’s just doing what he does best, making music that feels like an unfiltered piece of his mind and soul.
I’m Going Home might not be for everyone, but it’s a fearless expression of punk’s truest spirit: no rules, no apologies, just raw sound and emotion. For fans of underground punk and outsider music, Steve Lieberman continues to be an uncompromising voice with a guitar as his weapon.
