The Flatliners "New Ruin" Slices of Misfits finally repressing vinyl versions of

finally repressing vinyl versions of three scorching '90s psychobilly classics by Reverend Horton Heat

This vinyl-only release is themed as an ‘Autumnal celebration’ and opens with the 12-inch version of 1982’s ‘Fireworks’ (one of three singles) and closes with ‘Peek-A-Boo’ from 1988’s Peepshow

anarchic DIY vibe

I just want to go home

and tight songcraft

The Flatliners "New Ruin" Slices of Misfits finally repressing vinyl versions ofBeing a band for 20 years wont just change you. It changes how you see the world, and your place in it. For long running Toronto punk mainstays THE FLATLINERS, a new record meant a new opportunity to examine the legacy theyve inherited, and the one theyll eventually pass on. New Ruin is a shot of adrenaline from a band striking out at outdated institutions and ideologies via pointed lyrics and their heaviest songs to date, attacking each with a