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Like a scantily clad Creature from the Black Lagoon, Manhattan four-piece Cumgirl8 has emerged from their primordial goo, resurrecting today in striking full color. After coming-of-age with their introductory self-titled EP (2020), experiencing their own end with their RIPcumgirl8 EP (2021), and witnessing a twisted vision of the afterlife through their first EP on 4AD phantasea pharm (2023), the band is now on the cusp of their 8th cumming by way of their long-awaited debut LP of that name, out October 4.. A product of the experiences they've had across their many lives, their discography is a warped, fucked up 'coat of many colors,' with their forthcoming record being no different. InchWe want people to be afraid of what's coming.Inch Described as a utopian, chaotic InchGreta Thunberg fever dream,Inch Cumgirl8's newest album, the 8th cumming, is rooted in a philosophy close to the band's heart cyberfeminism, which addresses the relationship between human and machine, nature and technology. Historically flexing their political muscles via outspoken activism (including protesting SXSW 2024), innuendo-ridden lyrics, adventurous stage presentation aided by costumes created in-house by the band, and merch table Plan C (Medication Abortion) pills, this current version of the band has fundamentally taken things up a notch, unafraid to introduce listeners to complicated themes all while exploring their creative boundaries and looking inward.As experimental and willing to poke fun of themselves as ever, Cumgirl8's multi-faceted nature is a key cornerstone of the 8th cumming. While, to some, Cumgirl8 is no more than a group of one-dimensional S*x-toys and trolls on the Net, this record proves that they are much more; specifically, that they are a badass, soundboard-wielding, and forward-thinking collective with an affinity for daring storytelling and musical mayhem. Album T
