Frank Chickens - We Are Frank Chickens - Limited Splatter Green Vinyl - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Dance and electronic
- Description: We Are Frank Chickens by Frank Chickens is back on vinyl-a bold, eccentric, and genre-defying debut that first hit the scene in 1984. Blending post-punk, synth-pop, performance art, and satirical wit, this cult classic introduced the world to the unique voice of Japanese-British duo Kazuko Hohki and Kazumi Taguchi. With it's minimalist arrangements, offbeat humor, and subversive edge, the album stands as a vibrant artifact of alternative music in the '80s. From the quirky anthem InchWe Are Ninja (Not Geisha)Inch to the surreal spoken-word rhythm of InchShellfish Bamboo,Inch Frank Chickens deliver playful but pointed commentary on identity, culture, and stereotypes. Their songs are as much performance pieces as they are tracks-layered with irony, spoken vocals, and electronic textures. It's outsider pop with purpose, brimming with creativity and fearless originality. This long-overdue vinyl reissue restores a landmark in avant-garde pop history. We Are Frank Chickens remains a must-have for collectors of post-punk oddities, feminist art, and trailblazing underground music. Unapologetically strange and refreshingly smart, the album still sounds ahead of it's time. Album Tracks 1. Cheeba Cheeba Chimpira (We Are Frank Chickens) 2. Mothra (We Are Frank Chickens) 3. Green Banana (We Are Frank Chickens) 4. Madamfatal (We Are Frank Chickens) 5. We Are Ninja (We Are Frank Chickens) 6. Yellow Detective (We Are Frank Chickens) 7. Shellfish Bamboo (We Are Frank Chickens) 8. Pikadon (We Are Frank Chickens) 9. We Are Frank Chickens (We Are Frank Chickens) 10. Sake Ballad (We Are Frank Chickens)
- Artist: Frank Chickens
- Title: We Are Frank Chickens - Limited Splatter Green Vinyl
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Reissued Sounds
- Release Date: 12/19/2025
- Genre: Dance and electronic
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- Product Name: Frank Chickens - We Are Frank Chickens - Limited Splatter Green Vinyl - VINYL LP
- UPC: 9010974002284
We Are Frank Chickens by Frank Chickens is back on vinyl-a bold, eccentric, and genre-defying debut that first hit the scene in 1984. Blending post-punk, synth-pop, performance art, and satirical wit, this cult classic introduced the world to the unique voice of Japanese-British duo Kazuko Hohki and Kazumi Taguchi. With it's minimalist arrangements, offbeat humor, and subversive edge, the album stands as a vibrant artifact of alternative music in the '80s. From the quirky anthem InchWe Are Ninja (Not Geisha)Inch to the surreal spoken-word rhythm of InchShellfish Bamboo,Inch Frank Chickens deliver playful but pointed commentary on identity, culture, and stereotypes. Their songs are as much performance pieces as they are tracks-layered with irony, spoken vocals, and electronic textures. It's outsider pop with purpose, brimming with creativity and fearless originality. This long-overdue vinyl reissue restores a landmark in avant-garde pop history. We Are Frank Chickens remains a must-have for collectors of post-punk oddities, feminist art, and trailblazing underground music. Unapologetically strange and refreshingly smart, the album still sounds ahead of it's time. Album Tracks 1. Cheeba Cheeba Chimpira (We Are Frank Chickens) 2. Mothra (We Are Frank Chickens) 3. Green Banana (We Are Frank Chickens) 4. Madamfatal (We Are Frank Chickens) 5. We Are Ninja (We Are Frank Chickens) 6. Yellow Detective (We Are Frank Chickens) 7. Shellfish Bamboo (We Are Frank Chickens) 8. Pikadon (We Are Frank Chickens) 9. We Are Frank Chickens (We Are Frank Chickens) 10. Sake Ballad (We Are Frank Chickens)
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