TV Girl "Who Really Cares" COLOR:SPLATTER a little more than a

a little more than a year after release

" the group returned to the quality of it's Wax Trax prime on this record

bouncing from hard rock (the apocalyptic vision of the title track) to rockabilly ('brand new cadillac') to reggae ('judy can't fail') to pop (the top 40 hit 'train in vain')

The Black Maria)

"You And Me" also appeared in TV series like Grey's Anatomy and The 4400

TV Girl "Who Really Cares" COLOR:SPLATTER a little more than aA cult classic even within the insular world of America's most beloved cult band. Who Really Cares may lack the bemused whimsy that made their debut record so universally adored, but it is no less kaleidoscopic and freewheeling in its obsession with suburbanAmerica's collective raging id, garnering a ravenous following amongst those whose interests skew towards the prurient and the macabre. The vinyl is the obsolete media format of people with