Aria van Weye 
South Korea’s fiercest all-female punk band RUMKICKS has returned with an electrifying new single that bites back harder than ever. Their latest release, ‘Mosquito Fighter,’ is a loud, fast, and gloriously chaotic punk rock attack that’s equal parts cheeky and rebellious.
Clocking in with thrashing guitars, punchy drums, and an anti-pest attitude, ‘Mosquito Fighter’ is a satirical battle cry against all things irritating—mosquitos included. But let’s be real, the metaphor hits deeper. It’s a song about reclaiming your space, fighting back against life’s little (and big) aggressors, and doing it with spiked boots and middle fingers up.
The band’s raw, unfiltered energy channels classic punk influences like The Ramones and Bikini Kill, while maintaining their signature style that screams Seoul street rebellion. RUMKICKS bring infectious hooks and riot grrrl grit to a track that’s destined to be a live show favorite—just imagine the crowd shouting “mosquito fighter!” in unison.
The music video is a must-watch: a playful yet fierce visual showcase of punk chaos, DIY charm, and neon-noir grit. RUMKICKS prove they’re not here to be polite—they’re here to fight.
With ‘Mosquito Fighter,’ RUMKICKS once again plant their boots firmly in the ground of Korea’s underground punk scene, daring anyone (or anything) to mess with them. It’s rebellious, ridiculously fun, and punk rock to its absolute core.
Check out the M/V here!
