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Gemma Cullingford (sink ya teeth)

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One half of our #3 favourite album of 2020, sink ya teeth’sgemma cullingfordhas unleashed two disco post-punk bangers for the highly esteemed outre disque...

Gemma Cullingford (sink ya teeth)

LET ME SPEAK

Outré

standard black lp

Released: 30th Jul 2021

£19.99

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Released: 30th Jul 2021

£11.99

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dinked 115 - limited (300 only)* exclusive white lp* + bonus wide boys remix 7"* + wildflower seed mix* + unique dinked sleeve, numbered* + download (* exclusive to dinked edition)

Released: 30th Jul 2021

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All snarled hips, tossed-head post-punk struts & industrial menace, this is Gemma’s first solo foray outside of Sink Ya Teeth.

These ice-cool grooves, skeletal house constructions & insistent rhythms are intoxicating & every bit as essential as the dark disco she makes with SYT.

an instant blessing of post-punk-industrial-electronic-dance for our ears, that makes us even more desperate to get our dancing shoes back on.

Following March's debut single ‘Wide Boys’ which gained favour from Steve Lamacq, John Kennedy, Amy Lamé, Jamzsupernova, Get in Her Ears to name a few, Outre are delighted to present this solo long player. Gemma Cullingford's quiet public persona as one half of Norfolk's finest disco maidens Sink Ya Teeth and previously with Blast First's KaitO has masked her nature. On Let Me Speak Gemma finds her voice and noise as a solo artist and songwriter with a very personal body of work. Storytelling through the medium of raw electronic and industrial sensibilities. During Sink Ya Teeth’s downtime throughout the pandemic Gemma has been working on creations of a more personal nature, and it’s just what your ears need right now. Raised on a diet of Throbbing Gristle, Depeche Mode, New Order, Fad Gadget and A Certain Ratio, Gemma Cullingford's own trajectory has been equally impressive - from playing bass with Blast First / Mute signings Kaito, and more recently as one half of post-punk electronic dance duo Sink Ya Teeth. This solo offering further adds to her fine body of work. 2020 saw Sink Ya Teeth having to abandon many live gigs and promotion for their second album, so during the band's downtime Gemma worked purposefully in her home studio on solo works of a more personal nature.