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OUT
NOW EVERYWHERE
Order
the North American CD from Amazon.com,
or the UK/European version from Amazon.co.uk.
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Track
listing:
01.
Jerk
02.
Keep On
03.
Wake Up Call
04. Friends
05.
Driving You Insane
06.
Morning After
07.
Sick City Sometimes
08.
Stars
09.
Certain Move
10.
Lester Sands
11.
Up For The Crack
12.
Useless
Tracks
1, 2, 4, 6, 12 by Shelley; Tracks 8, 10 by Shelley/Devoto;
Tracks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 by Diggle |
Help out by requesting "Sick City Sometimes" from
your local alt-rock
radio station. Stations that have either played "Jerk"
or other tracks already or have expressed interest are: WBCN
Boston, KUPD Arizona, WHFS Virginia, WLIR New York, KRXQ Sacramento,
KDGE Dallas, Live 105 San Francisco, and KROQ Los Angeles
& New York. If you live near one of these stations, or
any alternative
rock station, please request airplay. Of course, community/college
radio is much more receptive and progressive, so please
support your local stations... |
Out
now - "sick city sometimes" is
available on Damaged
Goods and at the current gigs. It's been getting some
UK airplay... Please help by requesting it on the Mark
& Lard show and the Jo
Whiley show, both on BBC
Radio 1.
The
b-side includes a never before released track called "Never
Believe It" (Shelley) and a great live version of "Paradise."
It
is available on clear & black vinyl and on CD (both limited
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The first single - "jerk" - is
available in limited edition 7" bright pink vinyl on
Damaged
Goods.
Besides "jerk" from the new studio album, the single
features an unreleased Steve Diggle track from the recent
album sessions called "don't come back,"
and a great version of "oh shit"
recorded live in 2000 (also previously unreleased).
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The
New Yorker: "The twelve songs here are easily the
strongest set since the band’s vintage days." |
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All
Music Guide: "Musically, this is tough, propulsive
music which rocks with a direct and spirited pulse..." |
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Washington
Times: "Sonically invigorating, headlong and to the
point, this enigmatically untitled CD is also smart, funny,
sad and more than a little bit scary." |
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earpollution:
"Pick this up and hear for yourself the blueprint of
all things pop-punk for the past generation." |
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Seattle
Weekly: " ...one loud, snotty, and consistently melodic
blitzkrieg bop of an album, delivering a dozen scorchers in
just over 30 minutes." |
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Bleedmusic: "...finds the band blazing a trail back
to the formative tunnel-vision of their youth. Sawn-off and
DIY." |
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SPONIC:
"There’s not a bad track to be found, And it’s
all over in just over 30 minutes. Play it loud, play it proud."
[highest rating] |
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Playboy:
"...bursts with energetic, catchy anthems, and you're
left sweaty and wanting more."
* Steve Gozdecki, neumu.net.
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