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Description
Ebolagoldfish have defined their own style for the whole of their existence. Squarely part of the punk-rock scene, they are often seen peeking out a small pigeon-shaped hole in the side. They are masters of satirical storytelling, sometimes void of subtlety.
'Bad Choices Good Times', the fourth album from this Aussie three-piece, tells a tale that takes us back to the best times in our lives and explores their darker sides. Part warning sign, part travel guide, it’s the ultimate how-to for over doing and overcoming, while having fun. The album is a mixed bag of party favors and adults-only treats that will leave you thinking, “This ain’t no children’s party, but someone should really be supervising this.”
'Bad Choices Good Times' is being jointly released by Double Helix Records (USA/CAN), Pee Records (AUS/NZ/Japan), Bearded Punk Records (EU), and Cat's Claw Records (UK) on November 15, 2024.
There are two limited edition vinyl color variations available worldwide:
-Split Color (Black and Transparent Splatter) (x125)
-Color-In-Color (Red in Transparent) (x125)
Includes a Bandcamp download code.
Tracklist:
Side A:
1. No Fear No Fun
2. Wasted
3. Powers
4. Bad Choices Good Times
5. Dreams
6. Legs
Side B:
1. Inner West Side Story
2. WWGD
3. Plan Me
4. High
5. Drink!
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
The real charm of custom vinyl records is that every record might be somewhat unique in its appearance. This means that the vinyl record you receive likely won't look exactly like the one pictured here, but that also means that no one else in the world will own a vinyl record exactly like yours. So, this vinyl record is a piece of art in more ways than one. We hope you enjoy it! Also, if you are pre-ordering this record, please know that the vinyl record you receive won't look exactly like the one pictured here, but it will be either a close approximation – or something even more magical!
***The image provided is a mockup. The results once pressed may vary.***
*Please use caution with USPS Media Mail. This method is offered as an old school budget service for physical music, but highly discouraged, as it poses a greater risk for delays and damage.
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