Diva Plavalaguna, by Diva Plavalaguna

Diva Plavalaguna

by Diva Plavalaguna

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An easy way to defend screamo. Hand dubbed on clouded white cassette. Each tape comes with label sticker and j-card.

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1.	Gamer Girl Pee 01:56	buy track
2.	FKA Spicy Lady 02:36	buy track
3.	Interlude 00:59	buy track
4.	Lidless Eyes 02:42	buy track
5.	Red Crayon Aristocrats 01:42	buy track
6.	Spicy Lady 01:16	buy track
7.	Wake Up Fuckboy, We're Going Sword Shopping 01:41	buy track
8.	Gamer Girl Pee (Jazzcore Mix) 01:58	buy track

about

Diva Plavalaguna were a very powerful synthpunk band that fed a wide range of influences, ideas and pizza into a cybernetic meatgrinder and churned out the gibbering unhinged truth.

Years past, Henrietta and Miggy (TGHS) sought a keyboard heavy outlet for songs that were too spoopy for their other band. Once they met synthslinging Lucie, an alliance was formed that would transcend the bounds of time and space.

Blastbeats, keytar, triple vocals. Post-punk-y stabs, downtuned riffs and no-wave nonsense poured over a rising tide of synthetic bass and computer sounds, this band confronted local stages for a number of years.

In a dust-choked wasteland littered with the junk of fallen kingdoms, three figures seek a single blinking light on the horizon. Too distant still to be sure, they are drawn onward by grim determination. Could this be the radio tower?

credits

released July 26, 2023

Diva Plavalaguna were:

Henrietta Lockheart: drums, vocals
Lucie Holloway: keys, vocals
Miggy Hawes: guitar, vocals

Bass on these recordings by Eli Edward (Terrifying Girls' High School)

Vocals on Gamer Girl Pee (Jazzcore Mix) by Fransisca Ayu (LeftyFish)

Vocals for tracks 1-7, and all instruments recorded by Mariessa McLeod at Rain City Recorders

Vocals for track 8 recorded at Watchtower Studio

Mixed and mastered by Will Killingsworth at Dead Air Studios

Album art by Breanna McGowan

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