Name: They Live in My Head
Brand: Bush Tetras

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WCR170lp-C1

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Limited edition

Release date

2023-07-28

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Sales:8.875

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843563161821

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WCR170lp

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843563161869

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WCR170cd

843563161814

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Bush Tetras

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Wharf Cat

Bush Tetras were part of the New York no wave/post-punk era in the early 1980s, releasing early material on local labels. They've remained active in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s.
During the vibrant music scene of New York City in the early 1980s, Bush Tetras emerged as influential figures in the no wave/post-punk movement. Their unique sound and energy captivated audiences, leading to their release of early material on various local labels. Despite the changing musical landscape over the years, Bush Tetras have continued to create and perform their music throughout the decades.
With a legacy that spans from their beginnings to present day, Bush Tetras remain an enduring force in alternative music. Their contributions to the no wave/post-punk genre have left a lasting impact on both fans and fellow musicians alike. As they continue to evolve and innovate with each passing decade, Bush Tetras prove themselves as pioneers who refuse to be confined by any boundaries or limitations.

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New Wave / Post Punk

Bush Tetras have made punk music at the fringes for over four&nbsp;decades. Flashes of reggae, bursts of noise, guitars that rattle,&nbsp;shake and snake, born out of a gutter behind CBGBs. Over the&nbsp;years they have respawned time and time again, contorting their&nbsp;sound, tweaking the vision, remaining singular and indispensable.In the late 2010s the group—Pat Place, Cynthia Sley, and Dee&nbsp;Pop—reformed again, releasing an EP,&nbsp;Take the Fall, in 2018. It&nbsp;was their first offering of new music in over a decade. A few years&nbsp;later in, 2021, they released a career spanning box set called&nbsp;Rhythm and Paranoia. The New York Times called the box set an&nbsp;artifact that “proves for decades [that Bush Tetras] continued to&nbsp;evolve in surprising yet intuitive directions.” Around the same time,&nbsp;the band began working on a full length record, writing sessions&nbsp;during the pandemic over Zoom. Right before the release of the&nbsp;box set, beloved drummer Dee Pop passed away. Determined&nbsp;to complete the record to honor his memory, the Tetras went into&nbsp;the studio to finish what they’d started, once the timing was right.&nbsp;They brought in a new drummer, Sonic Youth’s Steve Shelley, who&nbsp;also served as producer. Enter&nbsp;They Live in My Head.

They Live in My Head

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