Only Ever

Sedative Sun

All Hands on the Bad One

Sleater Kinney - All Hands on the Bad One

The Cure - The End Of The World

Doll Parts (Hole)

'R U A Feminist' is taken from the album 'Eurgh!' out 7th July 2017

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From Glasgow’s fertile DIY punk scene come Breakfast Muff, a thrillingly uncompromising pop trio who will be releasing their new album 'Eurgh!' on Amour Foo Records on July 7th.

The songs are about sexuality, feminism and feelings and are an all-round giant dose of fun. Bandmates Eilidh McMillan (Rapid Tan, Joanna Gruesome), Simone Wilson (Hairband, Mary Column) and Cal Donnelly (Spinning Coin, Rapid Tan) switch between guitar, bass and drums in a cacophony of anxiety, celebration and creativity.

Since forming in 2014, the band have shown a determined focus, playing as many gigs as possible and putting out two records. Their first album, The Feels, was made in two days. Their second, Rainbow Yawn, was made in three, and Eurgh! in four. This time, the album was recorded at The Big Shed Community Centre in the Highlands in May 2016, with gloriously hot weather contributing to the exuberant sound. The vocals were laid down together in the main hall, with the lead singer standing close to the microphone while the others were at a distance, lending a truly live and in-the-moment feel to the recordings.

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Eurgh!

Breakfast Muff - R U A Feminist

Empty Bottles, Broken Hearts

I Want A Lot Now (So Come On)

Murder City Devils - I Want A Lot Now

Recorded in Los Angeles from the end of 2009 and into 2010, Everything in Between is the new album from No Age, the duo of Dean Spunt and Randy Randall. They emerged from former band Wives in 2005, to become No Age, worldwide glowing talismans for the DIY art-punk scene in LA, now famously known as having its epicenter at The Smell, a clubhouse where art-life/music-life welded and inspired a creative movement and attitude which has fertilized a purple patch of likeminded punkers and artists around the globe. Since the release of Weirdo Rippers, their 2007 debut album (on FatCat Records), through Nouns, the band’s 2008 follow-up on Sub Pop, and beyond, No Age has earned enthusiastic notice from an incredibly wide array of sources; from Pitchfork to The New Yorker (“Let It Rip,” Nov. 19, 2007), and found themselves unlikely Grammy nominees (for Best Recording Packaging in 2008). No Age have risen from sweaty basement shows and art galleries to having their songs blast off the walls of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), to performing at unconventional spaces both close to home and abroad.

And Everything in Between is a bold step in their creative evolution. It is a culmination of reflecting upon life’s ruptures and triumphs; the process of moving through these moments banged and bruised, yet better off for the wear and tear. They’ve pushed themselves in challenging and different directions, deconstructing their weird-out pop songs while still maintaining their original aesthetic and intent. Everything in Between sees No Age expand on the emotional force at the core of their catchy song-writing through tone, structure, noise, and samples. And, it’s their best record yet

Everything In Between

Fever Dreaming

No Age - Fever Dreaming

The Strokes - The Adults Are Talking (Live)

Marigold (Nirvana)

The debut song by Dead Templeton (previously only available as a music video), and the followup Lost EP tracks merged into one song (called "Dead Templeton II"). Dead Templeton is the solo project of Destructo Disk frontman Gideon Kupka.
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Engineered by Chris Fenton and Gideon Kupka
All instruments by Gideon Kupka
All computer music by Gideon Kupka
Special thanks to the Jones family for providing the album art photo

Dead Templeton - Dead Templeton II

Super Massive Black Hole (Muse)

We're not the best, but we're pretty good.