• Therapy? - Troublegum (Deluxe Edition) (Silver/Lavender Vinyl) (Vinyl)
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Therapy? - Troublegum (Deluxe Edition) (Silver/Lavender Vinyl) (Vinyl)

Therapy? - Troublegum (Deluxe Edition) (Silver/Lavender Vinyl) (Vinyl)

Artist: Therapy?

Music Genre: Alternative rock, Indie, Rock

Label
A&M Records
Cat No
UMCLP099
Released
2024
Pressing
Europe
Styles
Alternative Rock, Indie Rock

EAN/UPC - 0805520240994

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Alternative rock, Indie, and Rock

Therapy? — Troublegum
Format: Vinyl • Label: A&M Records (UMCLP099) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Knives
A2. Screamager
A3. Hellbelly
A4. Stop It You're Killing Me
A5. Nowhere
A6. Die Laughing
A7. Unbeliever
B1. Trigger Inside
B2. Lunacy Booth
B3. Isolation
B4. Turn
B5. Femtex
B6. Unrequited
B7a. Brainsaw
B7b. You Are My Sunshine
C1. Pantopon Rose
C2. Breaking The Law
C3. C C Rider
C4. Evil Elvis (The Lost Demo)
C5. Nice 'N' Sleazy
C6. Reuters
C7. Tatty Seaside Town
D1. Auto Surgery
D2. Totally Random Man
D3. Accelerator
D4. Speedball
D5. Bloody Blue
D6. Neck Freak (New Version)
D7. Opal Mantra

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Alternative/Rock group with Industrial, Punk and Metal influences from Northern Ireland, formed in 1989 by Andy Cairns (vocals, lead guitar) and Fyfe Ewing (drums, vocals). Michael McKeegan (bass guitar) joined them shortly afterwards. Fyfe left the band in 1996, to be replaced by Graham Hopkins. Martin McCarrick (guitar/cello) also joined the band full-time at this stage, having appeared as a guest musician on previous Therapy? releases and played with them live. Graham left Therapy? in December 2001, and was replaced by Neil Cooper in 2002. Martin was dismissed from the band in 2004 and they have been a trio ever since.

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