Name: There Goes The Neighbourhood
Brand: Kid Kapichi

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

SPINE800360P

Colour

Yellow

Colour details

Lemon Yellow

Discogs ID

Format multiplier

Download code

Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: No

Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2024-03-15

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

PIAS

Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

5401148003604

Total Cap

Yellow LP

SPINE800361P

Pink

Neon Pink

Extended format: Yes

5401148003611

Pink LP

SPINE800363P

Digipack

5401148003635

Artist

Kid Kapichi

Genre GB

Alternative / Modern

Label GB

Spinefarm

Kid Kapichi is a 4 piece rock band hailing from Hastings, UK. The band consists of Jack Wilson on vocals and guitar, Ben Beetham on guitar, keyboards, and vocals, George Macdonald on drums, and Eddie Lewis on bass. With their unique blend of rock sounds, Kid Kapichi has been making waves in the music scene with their energetic performances and catchy tunes. Their passion for music shines through in every song they create, leaving audiences wanting more.

Spinefarm is a Finnish record label that was founded in 1990 by Riku Pääkkönen. Originally starting as a mailorder and distribution company for rock and metal releases, Spinefarm quickly expanded to release albums from Finnish metal bands. In 2002, Spinefarm became part of Universal Music when Universal Music Oy became the majority shareholder of Spin-Farm Oy, the record company that runs Spinefarm. In 2005, Universal bought the entire company and merged it with Universal Music Oy on December 31st, 2014.

Although founder Riku Pääkkönen left the company in 2011, he continued working on [l532289], a sub-label of Spinefarm. With two regional offices outside of Finland - Spinefarm UK in London and Spinefarm US in New York - they cover other territories through Caroline/Universal Music or local distribution partners.

Known for their expertise in distribution, Spinefarm has been credited under their name for various releases. With their rich history and strong ties to the metal music scene, Spinefarm remains an influential force within the industry.

Newest Listed Items

Produced by Dom Craik from UK chart-toppers Nothing But Thieves, There Goes The Neighbourhood is the third studio album from Kid Kapichi, their second for Spinefarm.

The album features eleven signature tracks about misspent youth and nights out in small towns, songs you can protest or party to in equal measure. Like movie director Guy Ritchie, a global force who remains true to his Brit roots, the Hastings quartet are determined to hold tight to their homegrown values and beliefs, and to take their songs of working-class pride to the broadest possible audience. Says frontman Jack Wilson about lead single ‘Let’s Get To Work’, “It’s a motivational song about getting a job done yourself,“ an important sentiment when support networks are eroding; it’s classic Kapichi, music and message combining to powerful effect, setting the mood for an album where the snarling, razor-sharp lyrics are generally balanced out by a cheeky wink of the eye and the turn of a Crombie-d collar. On ‘Zombie Nation’, a track featuring the unmistakable tones of Madness legend Suggs, a longstanding Kapichi hero, the band spotlight social and political apathy in the face of dark times, and their collective stance against grey Britain and small-island thinking is one that runs throughout the record, in particular ‘Can EU Hear Me?’, a three-minute, Brexit-bemoaning blast of spirited punk. Closing track, Jimi, an acoustic ode to a fallen friend, adds a different flavour, but generally Kid Kapichi are more raised fist than velvet glove. They’re not a band–actually, make that gang–you’d feel comfortable meeting in a dark alley, but at least you’d see their white socks coming!

There Goes The Neighbourhood

Music GB

Discover There Goes The Neighbourhood by Kid Kapichi. Eleven signature tracks about misspent youth and nights out in small towns. Label: Spinefarm.