Get a Life
Get a Life
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Our Take
Our Take
Ah, HEADCASE LADZ, the self-proclaimed kings of lo-fi garage punk. Their latest offering, "Get A Life," is a frenetic, chaotic masterpiece that will leave you questioning your own sanity.
From the opening track, "Existential Crisis," the band takes you on a rollercoaster ride of noise and distortion. The lyrics are like a stream of consciousness, with frontman Johnny Screamer delivering them in a manic, almost unhinged fashion.
The standout track, "Angsty Teen," is a perfect encapsulation of the band's ethos. With its blistering guitar riffs and shouted vocals, it's a cathartic release of teenage angst that will have you moshing in your living room.
However, "Get A Life" is not without its missteps. The overly long instrumental track, "Mindless Noise," feels like filler and disrupts the flow of the album. And the closer, "Empty Promises," falls flat, lacking the energy and urgency of the rest of the record.
Overall, "Get A Life" is a wild, unpredictable ride that will leave you exhilarated and exhausted. HEADCASE LADZ may not have it all figured out, but they sure know how to rock out. So grab your leather jacket, crank up the volume, and get ready to lose yourself in the madness of "Get A Life."
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Back 2 Wonkysborough (Fashionably Late Intro)
2. Modern Romance
3. Why Don't You Pay Us A Visit
4. 2Wats
5. While You Ponder (Teabreak 1)
6. 2-3 Stretch
7. Bittersweet Bermuda
8. Helpless
9. She Told Me She Was A Boxer
10. Up The Garden Path (Piss Break)
11. Ruffle Your Feathaz
12. Humphrey
13. How Many Times (Tea Break 2 With A Hint Of Rum)
14. Mr Bubbles
15. Self Preservation
16. Don't Exit This Way, Go Back To Wonkysborough
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
The Headcase Ladz
HEADCASE LADZ are a dynamic duo hailing from the streets of East London, known for their eclectic blend of punk, hip-hop, and grime. Consisting of MC Krazy K and DJ Insane E, this pair has been making waves in the underground music scene since 2015. Their music is a raucous cacophony of energy, with Krazy K's rapid-fire flow matched perfectly by Insane E's frenetic beats. The Ladz are unapologetically loud, brash, and in your face - and we wouldn't have them any other way. With influences ranging from The Sex Pistols to Skepta, HEADCASE LADZ have carved out a niche for themselves in a crowded industry. Their lyrics are a mix of social commentary, self-deprecation, and outright absurdity - a cocktail that somehow works perfectly when paired with their infectious energy. But don't let their wild antics fool you - these lads are serious musicians. Krazy K's unique delivery and clever wordplay set him apart from his peers, while Insane E's production skills push boundaries and challenge conventions. Together, they create a sound that is unmistakably their own. In a world of cookie-cutter pop acts and manufactured personas, HEADCASE LADZ are a breath of fresh air. They may not be everyone's cup of tea, but for those willing to dive headfirst into their chaotic world, the rewards are plentiful. Keep an eye on these two - they're just getting started.
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