San Diego label Three One G has put together a Cramps covers compilation for their hundredth release. In the past, they've also done tribute albums for Queen to honor their 20th release back in 2002 and a different one for the Birthday Party. Really Bad Music For Really Bad People: The Cramps As Heard Through The Meat Grinder Of Three One G features a bunch of label-adjacent artists covering songs by the legendary punk band. Contributors include Chelsea Wolfe, Daughters and Metz.
The latter shared their take on "Call Of The Wighat" a couple days back. The Canadian group, who released a rarities compilation Automat last year, turn the track into an even noisier behemoth than it already is. Check it out below.
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TRACKLIST:
01 Child Bite - "TV Set"
02 Metz - "Call Of The Wighat"
03 Secret Fun Club - "I Was A Teenage Werewolf" (Feat. Carrie Gillespie Feller)
04 Chelsea Wolfe - "Sheena's In A Goth Gang"
05 Sonido de la Frontera - "Zombie Dance"
06 Qui - "New Kind Of Kick"
07 Zeus - "Human Fly" (Feat. Mike Patton)
08 Retox - "Garbageman"
09 Magic Witch Cookbook - "People Ain't No Good"
10 Microwaves - "Don't Eat Stuff On The Sidewalk"
11 Daughters - "What's Inside A Girl"
12 Panicker - "I'm Cramped"
Really Bad Music For Really Bad People: The Cramps as Heard Through the Meat Grinder of Three One G is out 5/1 via Three One G. Pre-order it here.
