THE SHIRLEY MACLAINES - Want you to go 7"

[Elmar Gimpl]

THE SHIRLEY MACLAINES - Want you to go 7"


Way before I started to work at BACHELOR HQ my boss already had this barely legal teenpunk sensation on his radar. I only knew them from photographs at GIMP?s pinboard, so I was thinkin? ?HOW CAN THESE CUTIES CRANK OUT GARAGE PUNK TUNES? THEY ARE WAYYYY TO NICE!? ... but as soon as I tried to introduce myself they made something clear as crystal: the are full of HATE. I?ve never seen or met a group of girls that impolite, aggressive, stubborn and vitriolic. Like a truckload of PMS killer queens on a bad hair day. ?Oh oh.... !? I thought. But the GIMP was right. He is always right. This bunch of misanthropists have potential! Add an phlegmatic and dipsomaniac sound wizard from Monaco di Bavarie called Albert K. Putnik - and you have a HIT RECORD! And I am more than proud to be a part of this.
William D. Raynshd ("Head" of Communication, Bachelor Recording Co.)
Check out the songs on bandcamp and be friends with them on facebook.

Retail Price 4,00 Euros
 
Tracklist:
A1 Cigarette
A2 (Not A) Love Song
A3 I Want You
B1 Better Go Now
B2 Together

Black wax, color labels, housed in a b/w printed glued cardboard box sleeve.

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cheers,
Mindy Hecht
www.bachelorrecords.com

COMING UP:
THE FLIP-TOPS - Are Still A Band LP out January 30th
THEE MAKEOUT PARTY - Jungle Cruise 7" + Crayons out January 30th

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8 / 10 points

The Shirley Maclaines

Want You To Go EP

(Bachelor)  www.bachelorrecords.com

I'm not sure where these 5 gals hail from but wherever it is, I wanna move there. Now.  If it seems like they have a bit of a Ramones fixation, well, they probably do (one of the gals in the band is wearing a Ramones t-shirt on the cover shot).  They hit that sweet spot right where garage rock and pop-punk smile, then hold hands and finally do you know what.  It says right on the back cover, "No rights reserved, although the Shirleys still reserve the right to kick your ass!"