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The Vaselines

Charmed Life

One Million Kisses

"One Lost Year" is taken from the forthcoming album "V For Vaselines", produced by The Vaselines and recorded and mixed by Tony Doogan at Castle Of Doom Studios, Glasgow.

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One Lost Year

Brand new single from The Vaselines.

From the forthcoming album "V For Vaselines".

Order the album here - www.thevaselines.co.uk

01 High Tide Low Tide

The Vaselines - Monsterpussy

Your Bird

In Utero

Heart-Shaped Box

MTV Unplugged In New York

Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Live)

Welcome to my World

Speeding Motorcycle (Yip Jump Music)

Dirty

100%

A Chorus of Storytellers

We Are

Almost There

Tied Knots

The Vaselines - Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam (Live On KEXP)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njFD-zE4Qro

The Vaselines - Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam (Live On KEXP)

Enter The Vaselines

Molly's Lips

Son Of A Gun

Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam

Let's Get Ugly

Hide It Away

Formed in Glasgow in 1987, The Vaselines released two singles and one album (Dum Dum on the 53rd and 3rd label) and then split up in 1989 (in the same week their album was released). They might have faded into obscurity but for the intervention of a certain band from Seattle. Nirvana covered three Vaselines songs, helping to fuel a growing after-the-fact appreciation of their seedy, two-and-a-half chord, garage pop manifesto. Founding members Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee remained musically active between then and now: the former with Captain America aka Eugenius and finally as a solo artist; McKee with Painkillers and Suckle. Eugene and Frances also collaborated intermittently in the intervening years and, in 2008, toured America (including a stand-out appearance at Sub Pop’s 20th anniversary festival, SP20), Brazil and Japan and played some UK festivals. The Vaselines “re-connected” with wildly appreciative audiences who had blinked and missed them the first time round. Buoyed by the success of their live return, the two punk rock chums decided to go back into the studio.

The new Vaselines album, Sex with an X, was recorded outside Manchester at the Analogue Catalogue studio in Mossley with Julie McLarnon engineering and produced by Jamie Watson (who also produced that first album Dum Dum). The Vaselines ca. 2010 is Eugene and Frances with guest musicians Stevie Jackson and Bob Kildea from Belle & Sebastian on guitar and bass, and Michael McGaughrin from the 1990s on drums. It may have taken The Vaselines 20 years to get round to making this baby, but it was worth the wait—bringing their solo careers to a climax. The irony has not been lost. Who says indie music can’t be fun? No hand-wringing on these tracks—just good clean smut with a twist of bitter. The Vaselines will tour the US in October, 2010.

Sex With An X

I Hate the '80s

The Vaselines - I Hate The 80's

The Raincoats

Off Duty Trip

Adventures Close to Home

Black and White

No Side to Fall In

Fairytale in the Supermarket

"V For Vaselines" was self-produced and recorded in Glasgow at Mogwai’s Castle Of Doom studio, the album was engineered by Tony Doogan (Belle & Sebastian, Mogwai).

Featuring musical contributions from Michael McGaughrin (1990s), Frank Macdonald (Teenage Fanclub), Stevie Jackson (Belle & Sebastian), Graeme Smillie (Olympic Swimmers), Paul Foley (Mandrake Shepherd) and Scott Patterson (Sons & Daughters), "V For Vaselines" will be available on vinyl, CD, download and limited edition cassette.
