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The Cramps

Smell Of Female (repress)

lp - £15.99 | Buy
The first post-IRS Records outing from the Cramps is seriously live from the Legendary Peppermint Lounge and shows the band to be in fine fettle, full flight an...
The Cramps

A Date With Elvis (repress)

cd - £13.99 | Buy
This 1985 outing from the coolest band in the universe asks the question 'How Far Can Too Far Go?' and snaps back with an answer before you can say 'Aloha From ...
Sonic Youth & The Pastels Play The New York Dolls

Split (love record stores 2021)

love record stores 2021 - purple 7" - £7.99
The music we love passes from one generation to the next and the New York Dolls will always be a group to celebrate.
pj harvey

I Inside the Old Year Dying

limited 140g black lp in gatefold sleeve - £24.99 | Buy
cd w/ on-body print - £12.99 | Buy
Dramatic, poetic, minimalist - this subtly devastating and profound album works best when you give it the headspace it deserves.
Planet Zombie EP
  1. Head Hunters Pub And Grub
  2. Planet Zombie
  3. Honey The Vampire
  4. Graveyard Romance
  5. Birdwatching
  6. Purchase No. 3

Jopy

Planet Zombie EP

Goo Records
  • limited clear purple 12" EP

    Released: 20th Sep 2024

    £21.99
    Buy

A schlocky horror show of barrelling punk, moody vamping, and hook-strewn goth rock that sneaks in some seriously relatable themes amidst the entertaining posturing.

The 'Planet Zombie EP' showcases the band's B52s / Cramps influenced glam punk sound chocker with incendiary punk riffs and frantically infectious choruses. Full of macabre joy, the EP sees Parnell celebrate her queerness through fantastical camp-horror fictions via Marc Bolan-esque vocals rolled into one blood-curdlingly gleeful package. Tracing these songs' deeply personal origins, Parnell says: “I want to write songs that people can relate to and feel seen by without having to relive the more difficult aspects of their journeys. This is why I chose to convey my experiences in the form of fun, campy horror stories.”
 
“Short, sharp punk-pop songs of the wry and witty variety…the midpoint between Elastica and PJ Harvey’s twangier moments” - Record Collector