Bad Sam Trauma Vinyl LP 2025
- Emotional Hostage
- Pedigree Poor
- The Van
- The Monsters Dance
- Silent Death
- Popcorn & Blood
- Perpetual Consumption
- Turn You Off
- Salute the Media
- Tupperware Death Party
Third album from these South Wales punk rock'n'roll legends. Newport's Bad Sam are former Cowboy Killers Dean Beddis singing and Dub War bassist Richard Glover on guitars and programming. It's punk rock for 2025 combining the garage hardcore spirit of bands like Reagan Youth with the electronic punk of LARD. Lyrically, the album is a punch bowl of sardonic swings at humanities darker side and capitalist exploitation. From death tourism ('Popcorn & Blood') to societal peer pressure ('Perpetual Consumption').
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$12.21Bad Sam Trauma Vinyl LP 2025
- Emotional Hostage
- Pedigree Poor
- The Van
- The Monsters Dance
- Silent Death
- Popcorn & Blood
- Perpetual Consumption
- Turn You Off
- Salute the Media
- Tupperware Death Party
Third album from these South Wales punk rock'n'roll legends. Newport's Bad Sam are former Cowboy Killers Dean Beddis singing and Dub War bassist Richard Glover on guitars and programming. It's punk rock for 2025 combining the garage hardcore spirit of bands like Reagan Youth with the electronic punk of LARD. Lyrically, the album is a punch bowl of sardonic swings at humanities darker side and capitalist exploitation. From death tourism ('Popcorn & Blood') to societal peer pressure ('Perpetual Consumption').
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- Emotional Hostage
- Pedigree Poor
- The Van
- The Monsters Dance
- Silent Death
- Popcorn & Blood
- Perpetual Consumption
- Turn You Off
- Salute the Media
- Tupperware Death Party
Third album from these South Wales punk rock'n'roll legends. Newport's Bad Sam are former Cowboy Killers Dean Beddis singing and Dub War bassist Richard Glover on guitars and programming. It's punk rock for 2025 combining the garage hardcore spirit of bands like Reagan Youth with the electronic punk of LARD. Lyrically, the album is a punch bowl of sardonic swings at humanities darker side and capitalist exploitation. From death tourism ('Popcorn & Blood') to societal peer pressure ('Perpetual Consumption').
