The Moldy Peaches - self-titled LP record (red vinyl) new-arrivals-0726 the album proves exactly why

the album proves exactly why Cursive have been so influential and enduring-and why they remain so vital today

but the ten tracks that make up Much Love certainly traverse darker

1 Punks And Demons 2 The Devilman 3 Out Of Sight 4 Revolution Motherfuckers 5 The Black Scorpion 6 Unclean Animals 7 Grave Discontent

I Want It All

Another Music In A Different Kitchen was released in March 1978 and boasted a distinctive cover by Malcolm Garrett whose work would become inextricably linked with the band

The Moldy Peaches - self-titled LP record (red vinyl) new-arrivals-0726 the album proves exactly whyBrand new, still sealed. Pressed on red vinyl. Includes bonus 7". The Moldy Peaches were established in the mid 90s by Adam Green and Kimya Dawson, after meeting in upstate New York. The duo helped spawn the "anti folk" music genre movement, bringing a more quirky, lo fi punk element into the indie music scene. After releasing their own music for a few years, they collected their best material for a proper album, and in 2001 shared The Moldy Peaches