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Edinburgh "New Wave beat" punk outfit The Rezillos infamously released just one album in 1978 - Can't Stand the Rezillos, before abruptly disbanding just four months later due to internal differences. While the band has since reformed for numerous shows and there's been a slew of live releases and compilations, 2015's Zero has stood as the only follow up to their original debut LP until now. Marking 50 years since their initial formation, the aptly titled Psycho Tornado shall celebrate five decades with the Rezillos' third studio album; ten new fuzzed out bangers complete with irreverent B-movie references and their reliable brand of warped, hyperactive B-52s-core.
Edinburgh "New Wave beat" punk outfit The Rezillos infamously released just one album in 1978 - Can't Stand the Rezillos, before abruptly disbanding just four months later due to internal differences. While the band has since reformed for numerous shows and there's been a slew of live releases and compilations, 2015's Zero has stood as the only follow up to their original debut LP until now. Marking 50 years since their initial formation, the aptly titled Psycho Tornado shall celebrate five decades with the Rezillos' third studio album; ten new fuzzed out bangers complete with irreverent B-movie references and their reliable brand of warped, hyperactive B-52s-core.