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CRAMPS, THE – A DATE WITH ELVIS"Released in 1986 originally only in The UK A Date With Elvis was the fourth studio album by The Cramps, and solidified their particular take on psychobilly, mixing the and's usual influences from early rock'n'roll, rhythm and blues, surf music, horror movies and vintage Americana to frequently macabre effect. Tracks like How Far Can Too Far Go?, People Ain't No Good and Kizmiaz captured The Cramps' untamed spirit, with trademark twangy guitar riffs

and is seen by critics as a significant record in the timeline of British indie music

was a floodgate bursting open

it doesn’t really begin to perform until it’s pushed close to the limit

who was responsible for the artwork

which hits every pitch with equal clarity and intention of tone

Fela explains that if you catch an “original” fever such as jaundice

The Funky Banana

For crustcore sound terrorists Extreme Noise Terror

whether it’s Zane for his ability to keep everyone in check with a deluge of polyrhythms and blast beats

but unfortunately Vixen is only one of two to be released on LP

Ruminations (2016)

Digging into their riffs with the tenacity of a dog worrying a bone