The Cramps - Gravest GravyWith tracks selected and mixed in the late 1980s, Gravest Gravy was designated by Lux and Ivy for release years ago, but for reasons lost to time, remained shelved until now. Completely rippin versions of classic early Cramps tracks, two of which feature Alex Chilton on organ. Cut from the analog source tapes, and mastered expertly in Nashville. In October 1977, the Cramps, who were at that time, Lux Interior on vocals, Poison Ivy on guitar, Bryan

but drinking beer with your buddies is always a good time

after the band had broken up

The music in the Chateauvallon concert aspired to a universal language that would bring people together through song

like a book pulled off the shelf

the guitar-pop five-piece returned home to Australia after the relentless touring schedule that came following their critically regarded 2018 debut Hope Downs

Susanna Hoffs

Hang it on regional slang (‰ÛÏMy mum used to say

and laid-back but deliberate flow

This new edition works as a companion piece to the band’s recent Live at the BBC compilation reissue

Look Outside

Originally released in 2011

few bands are so deserving of such recovery as Disco Inferno