Million Dead - A Song To Ruin

Million Dead - A Song To RuinPink Vinyl Xtra Mile Recordings are excited to release the debut album from Million Dead, A Song To Ruin for the first time ever on vinyl. A Song To Ruin was recorded at Mighty Atom Studios and released in September 2003. It reached the Top 20 of the Independent Chart and was described by Kerrang! Editor as: Jaw droppingly fiery, punk fuelled noise laced with intelligence and soul and by The Independent as A quite incredible debut. It earned them a

it still leaves ample room for her signature dream pop songwriting to vibrate through

Juanita brings her many and varied musical influences into play and pulls no lyrical punches

is the genre shapeshifter’s most unexpected and bold move to date

equally applied to carefree comedies and high-browed essai cinema from the likes of Pier Paolo Pasolini and Michelangelo Antonioni

filmmaker and rapper from Los Angeles who has worked with Kendrick Lamar

For production

sonically adventurous

is another step towards something more liberated and a world away from the sound of Jack Cooper's previous bands

” the second offering from their upcoming project following their previously-released single “Everything’s Beautiful

grunge and punk influences into a swirling pool of experimental hip hop that celebrated queer and trans experiences

is always in motion

Dan Snaith's latest album