TVD Radar: The Donnas, Early Singles 1995–1999 dark purple vinyl in stores 3/1

VIA PRESS RELEASE | One of the greatest pop/punk bands of the ‘90s and early 2000s—until the release of this collection almost all of these songs had not been on vinyl since their original release—includes TBT commentary from the band plus liner notes and memorabilia.

Blessed with a formidable front woman in Brett Anderson, a guitar heroine in Allison Robertson, and a pummeling rhythm section in bassist Maya Ford and drummer Torry Castellano, The Donnas were one of the greatest punk bands of the ‘90s, male or female, bringing a uniquely hedonistic yet feminist viewpoint to the genre. Now, with the full cooperation of the band, and in tandem with its release of the band’s four Lookout! albums, Real Gone Music is releasing a retrospective of their early days recording for (mostly) the Lookout! label featuring 14 non-LP sides.

Almost all of these songs, from their first single “High School Yum Yum,” to their REO cover “Keep On Loving You,” hadn’t been on vinyl since their original release until the arrival of this collection; rare photos and memorabilia plus track-by-track commentary and liner notes (on the enclosed insert) by all four band members make Early Singles 1995–1999 truly indispensable for Donnas fans. Remastered for LP by Mike Milchner of Sonic Vision, and pressed on dark purple vinyl.

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