Trash Classic

Trash ClassicHooks so infectious they rot on impact. Trash Classic marks a feral mutation for Frankie and the Witch Fingersa record that snarls with proto punk venom, angular melodies, and electronic textures that cough and sputter like dying neon lights under a poisoned sky. This record pushes the Witch Fingers sound to a razor's edge. Wiry and twitching, it bends into synth punk and fractured new wave, with fragments of industrial grime caked under its nails.

confrontational

and follows the band's two EP releases

Vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson's 1966 album Stick-Up

Hole punch through bottom right corner

200 copies

Professor Rhythm productions mirror the evolution of dance music in South Africa

with the birth of his musical alter-ego

With the word “SLAVE” written on one cheek

Why can't we have horns

The first album from black midi

Keb' Mo' and Billy Branch guest

while “Cold Blood” is meditative emo-pop heavy on keyboards