Rude (CD)
Spiritual Cramp
Amoeba Review
Spiritual Cramp's Rude will hit the sweet spot for fans of cheeky garage punk. Produced by indie superproducer and Grammy Award-winner John Congleton, the sound of the album is raw, fierce, and driving. The band writes hard-edged, occasionally droll rockers with a bit of post-punk, new wave, and dub influences thrown in for good measure. Sharon Van Etten contributes vocals on the duet "You've Got My Number." Snotty, smart, and full throttle, Rude is an all-around good time.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
I'm an Anarchist
|
Spiritual Cramp | 01:34 |
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2.
Go Back Home
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:15 |
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3.
At My Funeral
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:32 |
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4.
Automatic
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:32 |
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5.
You've Got My Number
|
Spiritual Cramp | 03:51 |
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6.
I Hate the Way I Look
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:03 |
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7.
Interlude
|
Spiritual Cramp | 00:22 |
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8.
Violence in the Supermarket
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:24 |
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9.
True Love (Is Hard to Find)
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:26 |
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10.
Crazy
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:29 |
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11.
Young Offenders
|
Spiritual Cramp | 02:43 |
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12.
New Religion
|
Spiritual Cramp | 03:30 |
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13.
People Don't Change
|
Spiritual Cramp | 03:05 |















