Good Health

Matador Records have re-issued Pretty Girls Make Graves' debut album, 'Good Health', which also features the addition of four bonus tracks from their self-titled debut EP, originally released in 2002.

It's a spiky, punchy, kickarse album, which spun many critics' heads at the time and warranted serious enthusiasm for their follow up effort, 'The New Romance'. This opportunity to hear their earlier work gives a welcome resurrection to such rock anthems as "Sad Girls Por Vida" and "Speakers Push The Air".

'Good Health' is the exhilarating sound of a band mashing their myriad ideas and influences into fresh noise. Tension builds and shifts without conventional release, as the groups quality musicianship provides for moments of glassy beauty and rousing aggression. Singer Andrea Zollo's powerful, emotive voice carries her message far and wide, as the group's exciting angular rock rhythms drive these tunes into your consciousness.

Check out the album that began the buzz for this exciting and intelligent group!