The Lovely Eggs – Deathgrip Kids / Memory Man Death Grey 7 Inch Vinyl

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This New Inch Vinyl by The Lovely Eggs is available for fast home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £10 +P&P

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The Lovely Eggs on Inch VinylInch Vinyl from The Lovely Eggs is available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £10 +P&P Released on October 25th as a limitededition double AA 7 on limited edition Death Grey vinyl, 34Death Grip Kids34 is The Lovely Eggs at their most punk rock. Kicking and screaming and stamping their way through three minutes of righteously pissed off fury. With more out of this world artwork by illustrator Casey Raymond, the Double AA features a rerelease of their digital single Memory Man which has not been previously available on 7 vinyl until now. Memory Man shows the Eggs at their hypnotic, Canlike best. Davids drums lock into a flawless Krautrock inspired groove, whilst Hollys vocals hang ethereally over the songs swirling, mesmerising psychedelia. The strictly limited edition 734 also features one of the bands first ever songs True Grit from 2005 which will not be available digitally and can only be heard by buying this vinyl. Both Asides come from the bands new album Eggsistentialism, released in May 2024. Recorded by the band at home in Lancaster with production work from Flaming Lips producer Dave Fridmann, the results are without doubt the most expansive, mindmelting ten songs the band have delivered yet. They head out on the final leg of their Eggsistentialism tour in October with support from Psych Poppers British Birds as well as performance poet Violet Malice.

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