Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes - The Drugs / ParasiteAvailable on Record Store Day, 22nd April Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes have built a reputation for blistering anthems that owe as much to brooding desert rock as it does hardcore and power pop. Theyre redefining punk rock with a sound that straddles eras and genres, putting The Rattlesnakes in a category all their own, while also challenging tired cliches and setting the world to rights. These two tracks will only be released physcially for RSD

Produced by Daptone’s own WAYNE GORDON

‰۝ observed the Chicago Tribune‰۪s Greg Kot in his SXSW wrap-up

soulful collection of intimate ballads delivered with meticulous care and through his deliciously delicate vocals

deeper improvisational approach

through the illustrious days of chart success and on to their break up in 1982

how we fit in and who we and trust

The 7” features two previously unreleased takes of the song

the track speaks about the way childhood experiences stick with and shape you

Pat Thomas career began in 1969 with the ‘Broadway Dance Band’

filmic but intimate

moving far too fast and looping into eternity

Pressed on colour vinyl for the first time (green