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Aerial Salad R.O.I Vinyl LP Frosted Clear w/Black & Neon Pink Splatter Colour 2024

Original price £23.99 - Original price £23.99
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£23.99
£23.99 - £23.99
Current price £23.99
Cat no. VENNLP069
Frosted Clear w/Black & Neon Pink Splatter Colour

Tracklist:

1. Rottin' n Shakin'
2. The Same 24 Hours (As Beyoncé)
3. Tied to Pieces of Paper
4. MDRN LVN
5. They All Lied to Me
6. Big Business
7. As the World Eats Itself Again
8. All Yer Dreamin'
9. John
10. D'you Like Flowers, Son?
11. Capo2
12. Chances
13. Telekon Five

Mancunians Aerial Salad describe their cross-genre sound as “Madchester Punk,” a nod to their heroes in Happy Mondays, XTC, and Carter USM, spiced with the current furore spearheaded by burgeoning Brit-wave bands like Yard Act, Shame, and High Vis. Their second album ‘R.O.I’ leans on these influences, driven forward by pure rock’n’roll swagger while conjuring a late stage, capitalist hell scape through brutalist lyrical narratives. To put it mildly, Aerial Salad is the band you want to see play the breakdown of establishment’s after party, and you already know you’re gonna love it!

This is an album that moves seamlessly from pulsing post-punk beats to unstoppable stadium rock anthems. ‘The Same 24 Hours (As Beyoncé)’ is Britpop rallying against the fake facade of influencer culture, ‘All Yer Dreamin’ is Mark E Smith at the Hacienda, ‘Chances’ is Oasis taking on Talking Heads. Aerial Salad find space to explore new genres without losing the sense that this is a band born out of the hard touring, DIY punk scene, a community that continues to be close to their heart.

The northern three piece want us to know they’re as authentic as it gets. Injecting that raw chaos and violent charm from the stage straight into their recordings. Their goal is to make themselves known to everyone and anyone, from rave heads to indie kids, poets to rockers. ‘R.O.I’ is fantastical while acutely bedded in modern post-Brexit, Un-united Kingdom canon. We’re all trying to find our places in this new world, let Aerial Salad be the soundtrack.