Damned Grave Disorder CD

Grave Disorder is the brand new release from the legendary band The Damned. The new material was written between March and May of 2000, produced by Grammy award winner David Bianco (Tom Petty, Teenage Fan Club, Del Amitri, Rollins Band, Buffalo Tom, and Afghan Whigs) and marks the first time that David Vanian and Captain Sensible have collaborated since Frankie Goes to Hollywood was polluting our airwaves. Rumors spread like wildfire that these sessions delivered some of the strongest new material from The Damned since Strawberries was released back in 1982. Grave Disorder was The Damned's Nitro records debut comes packaged in a Digipak with 13 Damned tracks.

The Damned: Dave Vanian (vocals, theremin); Captain Sensible (guitar, background vocals); Monty Oxy Moron (keyboards, background vocals); Patricia Morrison (bass, background vocals); Pinch (drums, background vocals).
Recorded at Mad Dog Studios, Burbank, California.
The Damned released GRAVE DISORDER in 2001, their first new studio release in six years, and their first to feature prodigal member Captain Sensible since he'd returned to the band in 1996. Housed in a creepy-cool comic book style cover, GRAVE DISORDER is everything to like about the Damned in one easily accessible chunk: Dave Vanian's goth tendencies mixed with the Captain's punk anarchy and unwillingness to take anything particularly seriously. Highlights include the rocking "Looking For Action" and the doomy "Beauty of the Beast."
The first LP by The Damned with key member Captain Sensible in 19 years is as if two decades never passed. Time-traveling back to where Sensible and singer Dave Vanian left off, with 1980's sinewy, dark The Black Album and 1982's knockdown brilliant Strawberries, Grave Disorder recalls those composites of uniquely sophisticated post-punk psychedelic pop with gothic overtones and divine keyboards. Mind, Grave Disorder ...