Scatter the Rats by L7, album cover
Album

Scatter the Rats

Released3 May 2019
Popularity30.6
Also cited31 May 2019

Scatter the Rats is the seventh studio album from L7, the American rock band whose grunge-tinged sound first surfaced on their 1988 self-titled debut. It came out on 3 May 2019 through Blackheart Records, with a US release following on 31 May.

The record matters for where it sits in their story. Their previous album, Slap-Happy, arrived in 1999, so this was their first full-length in almost twenty years, and it followed their reunion in 2014. It is the sound of a band returning to the studio after a long gap, picking up a catalogue that runs through Smell the Magic, Bricks Are Heavy and Hungry for Stink. Reviews were positive, which makes it a good place to start if you lost track of L7 after the nineties.

Scatter the Rats: tracklist and credits

11 tracks · 36:48

Tracklist

  1. 1Burn Baby2:31
  2. 2Fighting the Crave3:22
  3. 3Proto Prototype3:13
  4. 4Stadium West3:43
  5. 5Murky Water Cafe4:01
  6. 6Ouija Board Lies2:59
  7. 7Garbage Truck2:28
  8. 8Holding Pattern3:07
  9. 9Uppin’ the Ice3:34
  10. 10Cool About Easy3:23
  11. 11Scatter the Rats4:27
Produced by
Norm Block, Nick Launay
Recorded at
Happy Ending and Sunset&nbsp, Sound in Los&nbsp, Angeles, California, United States
Labels
Blackheart Records, Blackheart
Length
36:48

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 2019-05-31 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz31 May 2019ignored lone early release dated 2019-05-03
Wikipedia infobox3 May 2019
Wikidata3 May 2019
Deezer3 May 2019
US release31 May 2019earliest US date
2 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
3 May 2019XWBlackheart Recordsoriginal
31 May 2019USBlackheart Records748337191922other
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