Thelma and the Sleaze Somebody's Doing Something vinyl LP limited riot girl
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Somebody's Doin' Something is the first full-length record by Thelma and The Sleaze. Recorded partially in Joshua Tree, California with renowned guitarist and mentor Dave Catching and also with Jeremy Ferguson in Nashville, Tennesse, the writing on this record is a homage to the classic hard rock and power trio influences of Santana, Blue Cheer, Tom Petty, Thin Lizzy, Marianne Faithful, Rolling Stones and Aerosmith. 
The band's first full-length will be a limited edition, colored 12-inch record containing 11 songs. The record features several guest appearances including Dave Catching (Eagles of Death Metal and Mojave Lords), Britney Howard from Alabama Shakes, Jade Payne from Aye Nako, and Dale Spalding from Canned Heat to name a few.
Nashville's Thelma and the Sleaze blend trashy Southern rock with post riot-girl grievances. The result is a surprisingly upbeat heaviness laced with dirty jagged bits of punk and country that cut and sting when least expected. Despite the band's love of daisy dukes and hot tops, their music is explicitly feminist and often packs a punch full of queer sensibilities. With more than a nod to their Nashville home turf, the Sleaze serves up a low-brow, high-octane performance. Front woman and guitarist Lauren Gilbert's cheeky between-song banter and Southern drawl add both humor and authentic charm to the group's overall appeal.

"One of the wildest and most exciting live acts in Music City."
- NPR Music

The jacket features full color artwork of the Sleaze's mascot using spot UV gloss created by artist Lindsey Kuhn, along with inner sleeve and labels. The 12-inch vinyl comes in three different vinyl colors: JOLLY RANCHER, JAW BREAKER, and COTTON CANDY each a mix of oqaque and translucent colors, limited to 500 copies.


Side A
1. Lost City
2. Secretary
3. Why You Wanna Do That?
4. No Time
5. Lucy

Side B
1. Hard Strokes
2. Hot Steam
3. Respect
4. Midnight Train
5. Roses
6. The Real Fresh


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