Dance Hall Crashers Released New Single "Don't Call"

Dance Hall Crashers have another single for your ears! “Don’t Call” is another unreleased track that the band previously lost during the "Purr" era. To celebrate the re-release of the record, fans can now listen to “Don’t Call” and “Ambush.”

“Don’t Call” and “Ambush” are just two of seven previously unreleased songs. Four of the songs were previously recorded before the band went on hiatus, and then lost and forgotten about, before being found again this year. Three others were formerly only ever released in Japan.

Fans can pre-order the Deluxe album here on vinyl while supplies last.

LISTEN TO "DON'T CALL" HERE

PRE ORDER "PURR" DELUXE HERE

"Purr" Deluxe Tracklisting:

1. Beverly Kills

2. Setting Sun

3. The Real You

4. Everything To Lose

5. Just Like That

6. Remember To Breathe

7. No Heart

8. Please Don’t Look Away

9. Make Her Purr

10. Do You Think You’re Beautiful

11. Nothing Left To Say

12. Won’t Be The Same

13. Cat Fight

14. Sick As A Bat

15. Cricket

16. Ambush

17. Don’t Call

18. Unremembering

19. Record Collector

About the album artwork: Sam Grinberg is a cartoonist from the woodsy suburbs of New Jersey, now based in Los Angeles. He has worked with The Simpsons, Amoeba Music, The Academy Museum, Adult Swim, Oni Press, Live Nation, and more. His newest comic, Scumburbia, is on sale now at comic shops across the country.

ABOUT DANCE HALL CRASHERS:

An outgrowth of the legendary Operation Ivy, the Berkeley, California-based ska-punk outfit Dance Hall Crashers was briefly led by Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman, Op Ivy alumni who later reunited in Rancid. Both left within weeks of the Crashers' 1989 formation, but the group continued on, now led by vocalist Elyse Rogers and guitarist Jason Hammon; a series of other lineup changes followed, most notably the addition of second vocalist Karina Denike joining in 1990. Dance Hall Crashers disbanded soon after, bowing to pressure from fans to play a reunion gig in 1992; the response to their performance was so positive that they immediately reformed on a permanent basis, settling on a lineup of Rogers and Denike on vocals, Hammon on guitar, his brother Gavin on drums, guitarist Scott Goodell and bassist Mikey Weiss. The very first group signed to MCA's new 510 division, they issued their debut LP Lockjaw in 1995. A compilation of early singles, The Old Record, followed in 1996 before they resurfaced a year later with their second studio album, Honey I'm Homely. A steady stream of releases followed, including 1998's Blue Plate Special EP, the 1999 studio effort Purr, and 2000's The Live Record: Witless Banter and 25 Mildly Antagonistic Songs About Love.