Alpha Male Tea Party Droids Vinyl LP 2024
1. Happy As Larry, Larry Is Dead
2. You Eat Houmous, Of Course You Listen To Genesis
3. Theme From Mastermind
4. Judas The Tenderiser
5. Athlete's Face
6. You Are My The Rock
7. Your Happiness Was Stored On A Hard Drive And Is Now Corrupt
8. Reach For The Stars Kid But Don't Blame Me If It Makes You Miserable
9. God Is Love But Satan Does That Thing You Like With His Tongue
10. I Haven't Had A Lunch Break Since Windows Vista Came Out
Liverpudlian math-rockers Alpha Male Tea Party are known for their effervescent, sprightly buoyant riffs and droll onstage tomfoolery, as well as their reputation as the party animals of the scene. In 2014 the trio released their sophomore album Droids, a record that bursts with bright, crunchy guitar licks that spiral around meaty bass lines and crackling drums in a brilliantly fiery mess. High praise came from the likes of Metal Hammer, Total Guitar, The Skinny and Prog Magazine, with Rocksound claiming ""tear-jerkingly beautiful... furious, and all in all, it's pure, 18-carat fun. Fun is never a bad thing, right?" - 8/10. To celebrate 10 years of the release it is back on vinyl at long last, out 25th October on Black Vinyl through Big Scary Monsters, alongside a long-overdue UK tour to give these songs the full outing they deserve.
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1. Happy As Larry, Larry Is Dead
2. You Eat Houmous, Of Course You Listen To Genesis
3. Theme From Mastermind
4. Judas The Tenderiser
5. Athlete's Face
6. You Are My The Rock
7. Your Happiness Was Stored On A Hard Drive And Is Now Corrupt
8. Reach For The Stars Kid But Don't Blame Me If It Makes You Miserable
9. God Is Love But Satan Does That Thing You Like With His Tongue
10. I Haven't Had A Lunch Break Since Windows Vista Came Out
Liverpudlian math-rockers Alpha Male Tea Party are known for their effervescent, sprightly buoyant riffs and droll onstage tomfoolery, as well as their reputation as the party animals of the scene. In 2014 the trio released their sophomore album Droids, a record that bursts with bright, crunchy guitar licks that spiral around meaty bass lines and crackling drums in a brilliantly fiery mess. High praise came from the likes of Metal Hammer, Total Guitar, The Skinny and Prog Magazine, with Rocksound claiming ""tear-jerkingly beautiful... furious, and all in all, it's pure, 18-carat fun. Fun is never a bad thing, right?" - 8/10. To celebrate 10 years of the release it is back on vinyl at long last, out 25th October on Black Vinyl through Big Scary Monsters, alongside a long-overdue UK tour to give these songs the full outing they deserve.
