Originally out on CD only on the legendary 1+2 label from Tokyo, this is the first ever vinyl issue for the Australian-adopted Japanese punk band Mach Pelican. Ripped jeans, leather jackets, 14 short and sharp 3 chords tunes. PunkRock to the bone! Featuring the single 'Dance in Chicago' and a cover of The Queers' classic 'Ursula Finally Has Tits'. Cover art by Ray Ahn from the Hard Ons. Double-sided lyrics insert included. Limited to 300 only, on yellow vinyl! - CLEAR VINYL
This is the second pressing, limited edition of 300 copies on clear vinyl.
Runouts etched.
"Mach Pelican (clear Vinyl)" is a vibrant and energetic release from the Australian punk rock band Mach Pelican, presented in the sought-after "Vinyl Maxi" format. Known for their infectious melodies and high-octane performances, Mach Pelican have carved out a unique place in the international punk scene since forming in Melbourne in 1996. Their music blends classic Ramones-inspired riffs with surf-punk energy, making them favorites at festivals across Australia, Japan, and Europe. This clear vinyl edition not only delivers crisp sound quality but also stands as a collector's item for fans of modern punk rock. The record is released by Hey Suburbia, an independent label renowned for its dedication to reissuing cult classics and supporting underground artists within the punk and alternative genres.
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