The Mistakes on Louder Than War radio
TONIGHT at 10pm (and every Monday night) on Neil Crud’s Louderthanwar Radio Show he'll be globally warming you with these radiant people - Rabo de Toro, The Mistakes, The Crotches, Crutches, Carol Hodge, DEAD RAZE, OUST, Slovenians, UNIFORMS, The Family Business LTD, Intercourse, Mouthparts, The Raging Mabels, Onslaught official and more!
So tune in live (hopefully) here https://s2.radio.co/sab795a38d/listen
...or on the APP - or anytime later on Mixcloud.
THE MISTAKES’ fifth studio album is their most explosive work to date. Packed with rousing, in-your-face punk anthems. It delivers pounding drums, pumping basslines, riotous riffage, and choruses built for mass singalongs. Across 13 electrifying tracks, ‘Die Laughing’ combines razor-sharp arrangements with The Mistakes trademark lyrical mix of wit, sarcasm, defiance, and devilment, everything you want from a punk rock record and then some. A definite must-have for fans of Rancid, Bouncing Souls, Dropkick Murphys, Zero Again, GBH and The Swinging Utters.
'Die Laughing' is jointly released on LP and CD by Engineer Records, NBQ Records (UK), Scene Police Records (Ger), Sell The Heart Records (US) and High End Denim Records (Can) with a limited run of cassettes from Cats Claw Records (UK) and Coffin Curse Records (US) and a digital streaming release too.
Grab your copy now before the first pressings are all gone.
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