Culture Abuse "Bay Dream" CD Irish Voodoo Records Ace Frehley

Ace Frehley

Strictly limited to 230 copies

Blood Stained Bed Sheets Burden

Power Core

Conceived Through an Act of Violence

Culture Abuse "Bay Dream" CD Irish Voodoo Records Ace FrehleyProduced, engineered, and mixed by Carlos de la Garza (Paramore, Jimmy Eat World, M83), Bay Dream follows Culture Abuse's 2016 debut Peach and elevates the band's melody heavy garage punk to new levels, while drawing inspiration from artists as eclectic as Sly and the Family Stone, Paul Simon, and reggae legend Billy Boyo. With the album's lyrics largely informed by songwriter frontman David Kelling's relocation from San Francisco to Los Angeles,