Credit Card shares ‘Love Crime’ from debut album ‘Devil’s Night / Dead Internet’
Detroit industrial-punk duo Credit Card released the single “Love Crime” on August 6, 2026, the second track from debut album “Devil’s Night / Dead Internet.”
Detroit industrial-punk duo Credit Card released the single “Love Crime” on August 6, 2026. The track is the second single from the band’s debut album, “Devil’s Night / Dead Internet,” a self-released, 12-track digital album due August 14, 2026 via Bandcamp.
Credit Card is Shaun Hunter, who handles vocals, synth and noise, and Max Dameron, who supplies programming, synth and guitar. On “Love Crime,” the duo pair a hard-driving, mechanically programmed beat with distorted synths, noise and guitar under Hunter’s vocals. The song follows the band’s debut single “Harsh Times,” released July 15, 2026 and previously covered by Side-Line.
“Devil’s Night / Dead Internet” is available for pre-order on Bandcamp ahead of its August 14 release. The album runs 12 tracks: “cute.exe,” “This Is a Debt You Can Never Repay,” “RHCP Tattoo,” “Love Crime,” “Pure Mood,” “Mister Sophistication,” “Harsh Times,” “Lifestyle Creep,” “Vampire’s Kiss,” “I Thought You Said This Is Dust, Brother,” “Nero With Venus” and “Do What You Want.” No label is listed for the release; Credit Card has issued both singles independently through Bandcamp.
No Discogs profile for the band could be located at the time of writing.
About Credit Card
Credit Card is a duo from Detroit, Michigan, formed by Shaun Hunter (vocals, synth, noise) and Max Dameron (programming, synth, guitar). The project built a following in Detroit through live shows built around strobe lighting and mosh pits. Its first physical release, a seven-inch single titled “(CC)” – a reference to the Germs – sold out at its release show.
Credit Card released its debut single, “Harsh Times,” on July 15, 2026, self-released via Bandcamp. “Love Crime,” released August 6, 2026, followed as the second single from the band’s forthcoming debut album, “Devil’s Night / Dead Internet,” a 12-track digital release scheduled for August 14, 2026 via Bandcamp. No label has been announced for the release.
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