Description

Re-issue of long out-of-print 1988 self-titled debut by Vampire Lezbos, a scrappy, die-hard band of weirdos and misfits who bucked the redneck tide with zingy riffs, gritty observations on life in a conservative small town, and a blistering two-guitar attack. The Lezbos’ fused fast hardcore with melodic leads and lively hooks with politics and social concerns.

13 original + 10 bonus tracks of what Razorcake calls “fast and angry but with more rock’n’roll vibe” and Ugly Things describes as “…top notch hardcore… ”

Named from the Cramps song and born in the summer of Orwell’s 1984, Vampire Lezbos defied all odds by escaping the backwater of Spokane, WA: recording, extensive touring, and playing with the likes of D.O.A., Circle Jerks, Fugazi, Bad Religion, L7, Nirvana, and many more. Vampire Lezbos were also prominently featured in the documentary film SpokAnarchy!

Sample Tracks:

Plasma:
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It Hurts
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CD: 23 tracks, liner notes, digipak.