the album, such as The Fest 18 and Alternative Tentacles Records Tentacle Fest, as well as a south west tour with Death By Stereo in January 2020, before all touring was canceled due to the pandemic shut down. On November 8, 2020 Cleopatra Records released a two song digital single featuring a cover of Hall & Oates track "Out Of Touch" for an upcoming Yacht Rock compilation. The second song was the cover of "Dead Man's Party" by Oingo Boingo that originally appeared on the Punk Rock Halloween 2: Louder, Faster, & Scarier in 2019. Alternative Tentacles Records announced on September 18, 2020 that Tsunami Bomb would release a 4 song 7" called Still Standing. Featuring new recordings of "Irish Boys", that was previously only available as a 4-track recording, and "El Diablo", featuring the original keyboard parts by Oobliette Sparks it was written with on Side A, with bootleg live recordings of "Take The Reins" and "Lemonade" from a show in New York in 2019 on Side B. The 7" was originally an exclusive release on pink and blue splatter vinyl for the bands street team, "The Bomb Squad" which could only be bought from a password protected store, but after Jello Biafra heard the songs, he demanded they release a version for Alternative Tentacles Records. The Alternative Tentacles version of the 7" was released on January 22, 2021. On June 15, 2021 Kung Fu Records announced the pre-order for a new 7" collecting the two cover songs Tsunami Bomb did for Cleopatra Records, 2019's cover of "Dead Man's Party" and 2020's cover of "Out Of Touch". The 2 song 7" was available on both purple and blue vinyl and featured a cover drawn by bassist, Dominic Davi. The 7" will be released on June 25, 2021. The music news website Punknews.org streamed Tsunami Bomb's cover of the Fugazi track "Walken's Syndrome" on August 6, 2021. The song was the lead off single from the compilation, "Silence Is A Dangerous Sound" being released by the Scotland based Ripcord Records to benefit the Scotland Tribal Animal Sanctuary. Guitarist Andy Pohl stated, "Fugazi is a band that we not only admire musically, but as professional musicians and human beings. We chose "Walken's Syndrome" because it's got a lot of energy, and a bit of that dark vibe to it that we felt would our style and would allow us to pay