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Things Go Wrong / We Are Normal 7" (Indie Exclusive)

Things Go Wrong / We Are Normal 7" (Indie Exclusive) - Main image
$12.24 $17 In stock

Category: 7 Inch Vinyl Record

Exact replica reissue of much sort-after £100+ garage band DIY/Punk 45 rarity from The Reducers. Sounds like a lo-fi version of other early DIY punk groups like TV Personalities, O-Levels and Desperate Bicycles. Originally self-released in four different colour sleeve variants on Vibes Records in 1978, now available on Soul Jazz Records in a very limited edition one-off of 300 copies. The Reducers were from Bury, Greater Manchester in existence 1978-80. They released two singles on the independent Vibes label followed by one more single after briefly signing EMI.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

The vinyl transfer captures that raw, lo-fi garage sound perfectly—brings back the DIY punk spirit of early TV Personalities. Packaging is solid, with the original sleeve art intact.

Matthew N. ★★★★★

Finally got this reissue after missing the original for years and it sounds exactly like the crusty garage gem I hoped for. The pressing is clean, but the lo-fi grit of the TV Personalities-style jangle really comes through. Worth every penny of the retail price compared to those £100+ copies floati