Description
Shelf Lives are an electro-bass punk band (a genre that probably doesnt existbut somehow makes perfect sense when you hear them). After years of creating, releasing, and caring-ish what people think, the band now operate with zero hesitation and total authenticity. The result of this controlled chaos is their debut album HypernormaL. The 11-track album, produced by imdead, reveals that Shelf Lives are once again redefining the boundaries of modern punk and electronic music. It captures the duo at their most uncompromising blistering, self-aware, and disturbingly danceable. Just when you think youve figured them out, Shelf Lives grin, twist the dial, and push the needle into the red. The album sees the band collaborating with an enviable list of whos who, from Danio (Fred Again, Joy Anonymous, Jelani Blackman) on 60K, to writing with Pat Alvarez (Blessed Madonna, Joy Crookes, Good Neighbours) and Lola Sam from Hot Wax playing bass on like heR. For fans of Sleigh Bells, Peaches, Hot Wax, Lambrini Girls, Bob Vylan.
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