They pull from post-punk’s sharper corners, but filter it through something colder, louder, and more wired into the weight of history. Like a crack in the concrete, the past and present are pulling apart, and the narrator is using all his strength to keep the structure from collapsing. Prohibition Prohibition’s upcoming EP Good Place To Stay is a stark, unflinching look at historical trauma and the kind of fear that stays quiet but constant. Focusing on how history lingers —in nature, in routines, in the background of daily life, the band uses polished punk edges paired with a reflected yet confronting…