Actor Ben Stiller's high school band reunites with new material Four new tracks and a remake of their song "Confusion" Limited edition translucent blue vinyl for Record Store Day (B.F.)! Hot on the heels of Captured Tracks' reissue of Capital Punishment's 1982 album Roadkill, the quartet of Kriss Roebling, Ben Stiller, Peter Zusi, and Peter Swann return with This Is Captial Punishment - an EP of new material recorded almost 35 years after the group disbanded. When asked for bonus material for the Roadkill reissue, the original members got back together and did a remake of their track "Confusion." A blistering, motorik take on the original, the new version reimagines "Confusion" as a much louder and sinister track. It was so loved by the label - and the band had so much fun recording it - that they decided to record new material. With the "Confusion" remake leading off the EP, Capital Punishment burn through four other tracks that all explore the darker edges of rock `n' roll. From the strangely sultry "Drumming Out Time Inside Me" and "Grey And Illuminate" to the band's favorite "Hot Love," Capital Punishment may not be teenage punks anymore, but they certainly haven't lost their edge. Pressed on translucent blue vinyl, This Is Capital Punishment is limited to 1500 copies worldwide. "I was in a band in high school -- it was called Capital Punishment, and it was sort of a post punk-neo-goth-urbanexperimental band... I was sort of the Ringo of the band." - Ben Stiller on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon