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Suburbia Calling

RAT BOY

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Cat No: 205523

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Format Details: Picture Disc LP /

Release Date:  04 October 2024

Label:  Hellcat

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  8714092055238

Genres:  Rock  Pop-Punk  

Release Date:  04 October 2024

Label:  Hellcat

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  8714092055221

Genres:  Rock  Pop-Punk  

Release Date:  04 October 2024

Label:  Hellcat

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  8714092055214

Genres:  Rock  Pop-Punk  

  • Description

    RAT BOY have recorded in Los Angeles with Tim Armstrong of Rancid, played festivals as far afield as Japan and China, and toured North America with The Interrupters. Yet for all those globe-trotting adventures, there's no place you know quite as well as home. That's the central topic that RAT BOY explore on their upcoming third album 'SUBURBIA CALLING', which will be released on October 4th via Hellcat.

    'SUBURBIA CALLING' sees RAT BOY exploring stories from their roots in Essex. It's the land of wheeler-dealers and dodgy geezers, and home to nosey neighbours, rowdy clubs and Joey Essex. For readers outside of the UK, it's the land of Blur, Depeche Mode and The Prodigy: a place not so far outside of east London, but in other ways it's a world away. And it's not only an immense font of inspiration for RAT BOY, but the place where everything happens for them.. Just outside of Chelmsford sits a converted barn where the band can jump in and be creative whenever the mood takes them - a HQ that is a recording studio, a rehearsal space, an art studio, a storage space and a hangout spot all-in-one.

    Frontman Jordan Cardy says, "I wanted to sing about Essex. Essex is where we live and when you've grown up somewhere you notice things about it. There's so much to draw on. Essex is really close to London but it's different in a lot of ways. We've got a lot of freedom here, we built a place where we can record and rehearse and hang out, somewhere you wouldn't be able to have in London."

    RAT BOY - completed by Liam Haygarth (bass), Harry Todd (guitar) and Noah Booth (drums) - approached the making of the album in unorthodox fashion. They recorded a home demo and a live performance of each song, which were then sent to producer Stephen Street (The Smiths, Blur) to edit together like a tapestry puzzle

    Picture Disc Vinyl Edition

    Description

    RAT BOY have recorded in Los Angeles with Tim Armstrong of Rancid, played festivals as far afield as Japan and China, and toured North America with The Interrupters. Yet for all those globe-trotting adventures, there's no place you know quite as well as home. That's the central topic that RAT BOY explore on their upcoming third album 'SUBURBIA CALLING', which will be released on October 4th via Hellcat.

    'SUBURBIA CALLING' sees RAT BOY exploring stories from their roots in Essex. It's the land of wheeler-dealers and dodgy geezers, and home to nosey neighbours, rowdy clubs and Joey Essex. For readers outside of the UK, it's the land of Blur, Depeche Mode and The Prodigy: a place not so far outside of east London, but in other ways it's a world away. And it's not only an immense font of inspiration for RAT BOY, but the place where everything happens for them.. Just outside of Chelmsford sits a converted barn where the band can jump in and be creative whenever the mood takes them - a HQ that is a recording studio, a rehearsal space, an art studio, a storage space and a hangout spot all-in-one.

    Frontman Jordan Cardy says, "I wanted to sing about Essex. Essex is where we live and when you've grown up somewhere you notice things about it. There's so much to draw on. Essex is really close to London but it's different in a lot of ways. We've got a lot of freedom here, we built a place where we can record and rehearse and hang out, somewhere you wouldn't be able to have in London."

    RAT BOY - completed by Liam Haygarth (bass), Harry Todd (guitar) and Noah Booth (drums) - approached the making of the album in unorthodox fashion. They recorded a home demo and a live performance of each song, which were then sent to producer Stephen Street (The Smiths, Blur) to edit together like a tapestry puzzle

    Description

    RAT BOY have recorded in Los Angeles with Tim Armstrong of Rancid, played festivals as far afield as Japan and China, and toured North America with The Interrupters. Yet for all those globe-trotting adventures, there's no place you know quite as well as home. That's the central topic that RAT BOY explore on their upcoming third album 'SUBURBIA CALLING', which will be released on October 4th via Hellcat.

    'SUBURBIA CALLING' sees RAT BOY exploring stories from their roots in Essex. It's the land of wheeler-dealers and dodgy geezers, and home to nosey neighbours, rowdy clubs and Joey Essex. For readers outside of the UK, it's the land of Blur, Depeche Mode and The Prodigy: a place not so far outside of east London, but in other ways it's a world away. And it's not only an immense font of inspiration for RAT BOY, but the place where everything happens for them.. Just outside of Chelmsford sits a converted barn where the band can jump in and be creative whenever the mood takes them - a HQ that is a recording studio, a rehearsal space, an art studio, a storage space and a hangout spot all-in-one.

    Frontman Jordan Cardy says, "I wanted to sing about Essex. Essex is where we live and when you've grown up somewhere you notice things about it. There's so much to draw on. Essex is really close to London but it's different in a lot of ways. We've got a lot of freedom here, we built a place where we can record and rehearse and hang out, somewhere you wouldn't be able to have in London."

    RAT BOY - completed by Liam Haygarth (bass), Harry Todd (guitar) and Noah Booth (drums) - approached the making of the album in unorthodox fashion. They recorded a home demo and a live performance of each song, which were then sent to producer Stephen Street (The Smiths, Blur) to edit together like a tapestry puzzle

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. MOB
      • 2. RUDY'S WORLD
      • 3. ONE IN A MILLION
      • 4. BEST IS YET TO COME
      • 5. EVERY LITTLE HELPS
      • 6. SUBURBIA CALLING
      • 7. BADMAN

      Side 2

      • 1. SHE'S THE ONE
      • 2. ESSEX LAND
      • 3. HANDBAGS AT DAWN
      • 4. DAY TRIP TO LONDON
      • 5. BOY WONDER
      • 6. TAKE MY PLACE

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. MOB
      • 2. RUDY'S WORLD
      • 3. ONE IN A MILLION
      • 4. BEST IS YET TO COME
      • 5. EVERY LITTLE HELPS
      • 6. SUBURBIA CALLING
      • 7. BADMAN
      • 8. SHE'S THE ONE
      • 9. ESSEX LAND
      • 10. HANDBAGS AT DAWN
      • 11. DAY TRIP TO LONDON
      • 12. BOY WONDER
      • 13. TAKE MY PLACE

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. MOB
      • 2. RUDY'S WORLD
      • 3. ONE IN A MILLION
      • 4. BEST IS YET TO COME
      • 5. EVERY LITTLE HELPS
      • 6. SUBURBIA CALLING
      • 7. BADMAN

      Side 2

      • 1. SHE'S THE ONE
      • 2. ESSEX LAND
      • 3. HANDBAGS AT DAWN
      • 4. DAY TRIP TO LONDON
      • 5. BOY WONDER
      • 6. TAKE MY PLACE

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