FRENZEE 'RUNNIN' AMOK' Longsleeve T-Shirt + Download

** Please note, this is a preorder and due to ship on/ about OCT 23rd. Locals! Save on postage and select Free Store Pick Up to collect from Poison City shop (Preston) upon album release date. 

Limited edition longsleeve t-shirt (Black - Design by @showpony) + Album WAV/ MP3 Download.

Melbourne born, Crete raised power-house trio FRENZEE return with their second album ‘RUNNIN’ AMOK‘ out OCT 23rd via Poison City & Ouga Booga (EU). Three siblings bound by blood and driven by raging kinetic force. Fusing razor sharp precision with explosive intensity, FRENZEE channel the tough grit of AC/DC & The Angels with the punk ferocity of Motörhead and Bikini Kill.

Down from the hills comes FRENZEE. These are Cretan hills though, some of the highest & hardest hills imaginable. Straight to the shores of Australia after a Euro summer of sharpening their blade on half day marathons of Cretan folk that their family is famous for. FRENZEE condense these marathons into half hour blasts of relentless high octane, hard as nails rock. Like AC/DC or Motorhead on bath salts, FRENZEE ratchet up the intensity to a crispy distortion that sweats fumes and erupts rooms. The annual migration is back and this time FRENZEE bring with them an illicit import; a new album called RUNNIN’ AMOK, featuring 10 new explosive tracks - recorded & mixed in Melbourne by Tim Maxwell. It’s a relentless procession of power. Lock step riffing from the outset of WIT'S END to the kiss off of UNAPOLOGETICALLY ME. Every beat, every note, every scream is to incite a front bar, a room or a stadium to move.  RUNNIN’ AMOK is a blueprint for mosh. There’s no mixed messaging, “Make It Escalate”. Everything on 11 until the wheels come off. RUNNIN’ AMOK is out onOctober 23rd via Poison City Records. After three consecutive FRENZEE summers, Australia expects its fix and this year is no exception. A national tour in support of RUNNIN’ AMOK starts with a huge home town album launch at The Night Cat on Monday 2nd of November before it rolls around the country.