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ARTIST
TITLE
Buyer's Remorse
FORMAT
LP
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REPOSE 164LP
REPOSE 164LP
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RELEASE DATE
9/4/2026
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Limited 300 worldwide on transparent sky-blue LP, housed in a matt finish outer sleeve with double sided insert. Eagerly awaited follow up to 2024's Creep Call, for fans of Brainbombs, Unsane, scum rock, noise rock, The Shits. Scum rock low-lives Louse return with their sophomore LP, Buyer's Remorse -- an unrefined but levelled-up dip back into the murk, keeping it in the family one more time on Riot Season records (a label which now, fittingly, features genre luminaries Brainbombs). More cohesive, more negative but no less disgusting than debut record Creep Call, the band have further enhanced their pummeling, single-riff ritual M.O. with even more strop-razor guitars, crank-fueled slide-bass, strangled sax and sinister missives from the void. Buyer's Remorse includes unspeakable meditations on an unmatched litany of losers, including: inept hitmen/serial killers, snuff-flick refund naivety, disturbing fellatio lessons, burying yourself alive to escape the law and having a damn good time being chopped into luncheon. Snubbed from all but the best festivals, Louse continue to eke out a steady stream of shows, with highlights such as glorious sweat-boxes in beloved Torino, Monza and beyond in the EU with BRAK, being the first band to play Mickey Zogg's Basement in Bristol with Beau Wanzer and multiple distinguished appearances at Café Oto with legend and fellow RS label-mate Shit & Shine. Right-thinking taste-makers have decreed that Louse "exist in an alternate reality where The Fall and The Birthday Party are one and the same band," and that their songs are "all at once unsettling, loose, filthy, untamed, distorted and fucked up, but most of all rocking, creative and unique." Buyer's Remorse is no exception, having been wrangled into perfection by long-time collaborator James Atkinson (The Stationhouse Studio) and none other than Rectal Hygienics' Matt Ibarra (STR Mastering) this is truly scum rock at its finest -- all at once punishing, ugly and brutal; but listen to that groove.
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