Babes in Consumerland is the new Snog album. It is also the best album the band has ever recorded. Coming a full 21 years after their debut left-field dancefloor hit “Corporate Slave”, Babes in Consumerland sees the band in transition as never before. Though not mentioned explicitly lyrically, band mastermind Dee Thrussell’s long journey.

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The Lament Of The Lost Sheep Out today is the brand new SNOG digital E.P “Everything Is Under Control”. A taster for their forthcoming album “Babes In Consumerland”, the E.P. features 6 tracks (most of them not available on any other format). Remixes come from noted Midnight Juggernauts producer/collaborator Byron Scullin.

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Mar 19,  · SNOG - Everything Is Under Control. (Thrussell/Sanders/Arkley-Smith) From the album "Babes In Consumerland". Available April 23rd And the 12" vinyl "The Plug-In Drug". Available March 18th.

May 02,  · Still, the feeling of Babes in Consumerland as “Snog doing Snog” is hard to shake at first, especially in light of the first couple of tracks. “The Plug-In Drug” is the sort of lilting, mournful, slow-grooving song Thrussel has exceled at for a minute now, a not-so-distant cousin to catalogue tracks like “This is Capitalism” or “City”, with the plod of kick-snare drums and rounded 16th-note bass .

Babes In Consumerland is the new Snog album. It is also the best album the band has ever recorded. Coming a full 21 years after their debut left-field dance floor hit Corporate Slave, Babes In Consumerland sees the band in transition as never before.