Following the recent release of their acclaimed new full-length You Could Do It Tonight, Couch Slut re-emerge with a remastered, 10 year anniversary reissue of their debut album My Life As A Woman incoming December 13 via Brutal Panda Records.
The self-produced album, originally released on Oct 13th, 2014, made an immediate splash in the underground due in large part to the band name and it’s controversial, confrontational artwork, but it was the music that took people by storm as written in the Hank Shteamer penned essay “Why Couch Slut Is Heavier Than Metal”.
Out-of-print for years now, the 10 year anniversary reissue has been remastered by Matt Colton (Aphex Twin, Sunn O))), George Michael) and features the “shocking” original artwork tucked away safely under a censored paper bag slipcover. Along with expanded album art, the reissue is packaged with a nearly 40 page zine, written and compiled by Amy Mills with additional liner notes from the band and renowned music writer Hank Shteamer, chronicling their early years of cacophony.
“Startlingly unique and contemporary...Unremittingly ugly.” - Pitchfork
"Seriously fucking powerful" - The Quietus
"a crushing mixture of hardcore, death metal and noise punk" - Metal Hammer
“You can’t come away feeling relieved or happy from listening to Couch Slut, even if you’re one of the most deranged masochists out there.” - Spin
"Megan Osztrosits is a merciless presence, a vocalist who can pierce Couch Slut's thick, rancid riffs with startling terror, howling about the depravity of humanity." - NPR
"Scarier than every “black metal” band that’s barfed up dogshit in the entirety of the genre. Couch Slut is actually extreme." - Bandcamp Daily
“Smart, adventurous, fearless songwriting.” - Stereogum
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5. Rape Kit (2024 Remaster)
6. Split Urethra Castle (2024 Remaster)