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Twat Union
Don't Blame The Peach
Part punk gig, part comedy show, Twat Union's gigs are fast becoming the stuff of legend--a chaotic punk experience unlike any otherThere will be props, there will be line dancing, there will be shouting, and now there's a brand new EP (Don't Blame The Peach) with the debut EP (Don't Look It In The Eye) on the B Side, in glorious Twat Pink Vinyl. God we're good to you ;-)Already touted as The Guardian's One To Watch after only one single (an ode to the burning sensation, 'UTI'), the self-proclaimed "angry girls" of Twat Union are all about creating spaces which are equal parts joyful, irate, empowering, and silly, allowing people to laugh and scream at the same time. Their gigs are being prescribed to treat broken hearts, and they want to spread the Twat Treatment far and wide, priding themselves on having a fan base that spans generations, with devotees aged 4 to 97.
Alcopop
CD | LP
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Ditz
On The Bai'ou (The Great Regression Live at The Louisiana Bristol)
Fresh from releasing their critically acclaimed debut album, The Great Regression, an instant favourite garnering praise across the board at the likes of Pitchfork, 6 Music, Radio 1, DIY, Visions, Spiegel and so many more (not to mention a top 20 vinyl chart entry and sold out Dinked run, first and second pressing); DITZ return with a maelstrom of a livealbum ‘On The Bai’ou’ recorded at The Louisiana, Bristol. Containing all the tracks from its forbear, with a couple of extra big hitters, the record is an ultimate DITZ fan must- have, presenting the band at their most vital, unhinged and sardonic. With anthems of anger, rage and despair simmering in your speakers, this is DITZ as they’ve never been presented on wax before. Ingest with incendiary volume.Leading, why wouldn’t you, with an 8-minute version of brooding album-closer ‘No Thanks I’m Full’ as the opening single – DITZ open this campaign with a clear message that they’re going to do it their own way, and to hell with the consequences. It’s a sentiment that bleeds into every element of the performance. “We spent a lot of time during the recording process just trying to make unusual sounds out of pedals, or whatever we could find,” says Cal.Released on strictly limited-edition blood red vinyl (500 copies), with sleeve resplendent in live photos shot along the way on their Great Regression tour, this vinyl is unlikely to hang around for long.
Alcopop! Records
LP
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