Trash Fashion New Release Album

Love 'em or hate 'em, consider them musical Marmite perhaps, either way the notorious Trash Fashion release their debut album "Nights of Error" through Propaganda Records on 20 October 2008.

As the band's first full-length release, following two EPs that thrilled and appalled in equal measure, Trash Fashion are set to stir up the critics again with 12 tracks of bass thumping, guitar wielding, synth twiddling warehouse party essentials.

Uncompromising, unapologetic, often misunderstood, always inventive, this is Trash Fashion. Forget what you think you know about them and prepare yourself for the "Nights of Error" you always wanted to have.

And yes, fear not, featuring on the album is, of course, the underground viral hit "Rave Dave" remixed, rearranged, darker and nastier but still the classic that started the revolution. Being the generous chaps they are Trash Fashion have made opening track "Beat Goes Round" available to download for free as a pre-album taster from their MySpace page. "Nights of Error" also features Trash Fashion's "moshers vs club kids" track "Why Can't We Be Friends?", inspired by a support slot for The Horrors in front of a very un-harmonious crowd. The first single to be taken from the album will be the Daft Punk-esque stomp of (almost) title track "Night of Error" released 29 September 2008.

The Trash Fashion story is a colourful one. It may have started in the somewhat less than glamorous city of Birmingham but the band has taken brothers Jet & Mason Storm (vocals/synths and guitar respectively) and drummer Bam Bam, from London to Moscow via pretty much the entirety of Europe and even Texan music-Mecca South By South West music conference in March 2008.

Along the way there have been brief flirtations with reality TV, celebrity dating & associated paparazzi stalking, a Japan-only mini album on the Vinyl Junkie label, and most recently, a new recruit in the form of bassist Jimbo.
PRESS
NME – "Unlike the scene, Trash Fashion really know how to throw a party"Record of The Day – "Trash Fashion continue to impress with strong genre-bridging songs"
Artrocker – "Trash Fashion need you to dance. Join the ranks and get down with kids… Its way more fun and if you do it to 'Mom & Daddy' it'll prove how much you love them"The Times – "The scene has it's own pin-up – Jet Storm the singer from Trash Fashion"Super Super – "Convincingly menacing and cute, Trash Fashion are Motely Crue meets The Muppet Show with a splash of the Beastie Boys chucked in the mix"Kissy Sell Out, Radio 1 – "The best thing to come out of Birmingham, I love this band – go and see Trash Fashion!"Jodie Harsh, Metro – "Trash Fashion [are] my new obsession"