Spiritual Cramp - RUDE (2025) Hi-Res
Artist: Spiritual Cramp
Title: RUDE
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Blue Grape Music
Genre: Garage Rock, Post-Punk, New Wave, Alternative
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-48kHz
Total Time: 31:40
Total Size: 230 / 417 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: RUDE
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Blue Grape Music
Genre: Garage Rock, Post-Punk, New Wave, Alternative
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-48kHz
Total Time: 31:40
Total Size: 230 / 417 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
1. I'm An Anarchist (1:35)
2. Go Back Home (2:16)
3. At My Funeral (2:33)
4. Automatic (2:32)
5. You've Got My Number (3:51)
6. I Hate The Way I Look (2:04)
7. Interlude (0:22)
8. Violence In The Supermarket (2:25)
9. True Love (Is Hard To Find) (2:26)
10. Crazy (2:29)
11. Young Offenders (2:44)
12. New Religion (3:30)
13. People Don't Change (3:06)
A love letter to the indie punks’ San Francisco stomping grounds.
On their second album, indie-rock punks Spiritual Cramp take you on a spin through the fictional radio station Wild 87 and their “San Francisco rude boy” sound. Led by vocalist Michael Bingham and bassist Mike Fenton, Spiritual Cramp embrace a musical style that references the Ramones (“Go Back Home”), Interpol (“Automatic”) and Devo (“Young Offenders”), among others. RUDE is a love letter to their stomping grounds that includes a middle finger to Bingham’s new home of LA on “True Love (Is Hard to Find)”. “I Hate the Way I Look” self-loathes in the tongue-in-cheek spirit of Viagra Boys, while “Violence in the Supermarket” goes full dub, and in an unexpected twist, Bingham duets with LA singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten on the reggae-inflected “You’ve Got My Number”.
On their second album, indie-rock punks Spiritual Cramp take you on a spin through the fictional radio station Wild 87 and their “San Francisco rude boy” sound. Led by vocalist Michael Bingham and bassist Mike Fenton, Spiritual Cramp embrace a musical style that references the Ramones (“Go Back Home”), Interpol (“Automatic”) and Devo (“Young Offenders”), among others. RUDE is a love letter to their stomping grounds that includes a middle finger to Bingham’s new home of LA on “True Love (Is Hard to Find)”. “I Hate the Way I Look” self-loathes in the tongue-in-cheek spirit of Viagra Boys, while “Violence in the Supermarket” goes full dub, and in an unexpected twist, Bingham duets with LA singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten on the reggae-inflected “You’ve Got My Number”.
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