The Priceduifkes announce compilation album; out Feb 28 on Bearded Punk, Rad Girlfriend & Monster Zero
The Priceduifkes Announce First Ever Compilation Album Read the exclusive track-by-track feature on New Noise Magazine
Out 02/28 via Bearded Punk Records, Monster Zero Records and Rad Girlfriend Records
There are some things that go together exceptionally well. Peanut butter and jelly. Converse and high socks. Kanye West and Twitter meltdowns. And The Priceduifkes EPs.
Over the years, Belgian punk rock outfit The Priceduifkes has released several EPs, four of which are now available on vinyl together for the first time ever, making this the perfect release to complete your Priceduifkes discography. Featuring 2008’s ‘She Spells Disaster’, 2009’s ‘Retards, Entries & Then Some’, 2010’s ‘Bloody Bloody Kempen’ and 2014’s ‘Why Not’.
With a grand total of 21 songs recorded over a period of 7 years, this compilation sounds surprisingly cohesive. We’ll leave it up to you to decide whether that means these guys were musical geniuses right from the start or that there has barely been any discernible musical evolution over the years. Whatever the case, this compilation is a must-have for any self-respecting fan of The Priceduifkes.
The Priceduifkes is due out February 28th via Bearded Punk Records, Monster Zero Records and Rad Girlfriend Records.
In 2003, a mutual love for skateboarding and the Ramones brought together 3 sixteen-year-olds, who then decided to get instruments and learn how to play them. A dumb band name was all that’s missing. It’s a problem that was easily fixed when they decided to call themselves The Priceduifkes, ‘flenglish’ for a good race pigeon.
The band released a demo and a couple of EPs, played all over Europe and the UK and eventually joined Monster Zero Records, where they released their debut album ‘Can’t Lose’. A second guitar player got added to the band, the boys reinvented themselves and released another EP, followed by their second long-player ‘Goathorse,’ which was released by Rad Girlfriend Records in the US and Monster Zero / Bearded Punk in Europe. By then, they got to check off tours in Northern America and Japan while also playing an incredible amount of weekend gigs closer to home.
More recently, the band went through another line up change, making The Priceduifkes a five-piece, still as eager to hit the stage as those teenagers half a lifetime ago.
Upcoming shows:
- 28-02-2023 Zappa, Antwerpen (B) W/ Zebrahead
- 25-03-2023 'T Hoekske, Gierle (B) @ Bang Bang Fest
- 01-04-2023 VEB, Siegen (D) @ Junkfest
- 14-04-2023 Oosteeklo (B) @ Metoaw Marginaow
- 21-04-2023 Cahier, Hoogstraten (B) W/ 458, Wet Sox
- 13-05-2023 De Gouwe (NL)
- 16-06-2023 Freiburg (D) TBC
- 17-06-2023 Zurich (CH) @ Obenuse Fest