- Singled Out is a 2xLP compilation from Cyanide Pills, collecting their singles, B-sides, and non-album tracks
- Showcases their fast, melodic punk sound rooted in late ’70s UK influences with catchy hooks and sharp, concise songwriting
- For fans of: Buzzcocks, The Undertones, The Boys
Thirty-three tracks! Rounding up all the band’s 7” single releases to date! That’s all their A and B-sides. As you probably know Cyanide Pills released their first 7” single ‘Break It Up’ in 2009, following it up with a further 14 fab 45s, the most recent being a split single with Switzerland’s Nasty Rumours early last year. Most of these releases featured exclusive non-album B-sides which we’ve rounded up for Singled Out. Good to have them in one place innit! All tracks were recorded at the Billiard Room in Leeds with producer Carl “Razorblade” Rosamond.
“Influences? Hmm well, we don’t just listen to punk rock, neither did the early bands because there wasn’t any” said lead singer Phil speaking with Vive le Rock magazine in 2023. “We like the usual suspects obviously, our favourites are the Belgian band The Kids, X-Ray Spex and Buzzcocks. We like Satan’s Rats, The Tours, Knots, The Fingers, Panic, Kleenex, Crime, The Terrorways, Victims, Wipers, The Briefs, The Spits, The Plugz, Bad Nerves, Nasty Rumours, stuff like that, loads of stuff, Syd Barrett, The Kinks, MC5, Stooges, Bowie, Ruben and the Jets, Kim Fowley, John Lee Hooker, Howlin’ Wolf. The list goes on and on and on."
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