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Night Court - Nervous Birds – New LP

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Night Court - Nervous Birds – New LPNight Court: Night Court (Vancouver, BC, Canada) is a supreme collaboration between megalomanic narcissistic doctors. Readers listeners may know them from their 2024 album, $hit Machine, or the one before that, 2023s Humans!. Both albums are great, but even before those there was the Nervous Birds! Duology spanning 2021 2022 that introduced the band to the world. Nervous Birds! One and Nervous Birds! Too have been released on every format but vinyl

Night Court: Night Court (Vancouver, BC, Canada) is a supreme collaboration between megalomanic narcissistic doctors. Readers/listeners may know them from their 2024 album, “$hit Machine”, or the one before that, 2023’s “Humans!”. Both albums are great, but even before those there was the Nervous Birds! Duology spanning 2021-2022 that introduced the band to the world. “Nervous Birds! One” and “Nervous Birds! Too” have been released on every format but vinyl… until now! Debt Offensive Records (Canada), Shield Recordings (Netherlands), Drunk Dial Records (USA) and Snappy Little Numbers (USA) are teaming up to issue “Nervous Birds! (Deluxe Remastered)” on LP, with the updated digital being exclusive to the band and labels. No streaming! Fans of the band are going to want the definitive edition of this diabolical duology (that includes a bonus track!) and we suggest they do so quickly. Night Court records move faster than a Tim Hortons coffee through a long-haul truck driver.

 

"NB!O" originally released 12/3/21, "NB!T" originally released 5/6/22.

SLN co-release with Drunk Dial Records (USA), Debt Offensive Records (Canada) and Shield Recordings (The Netherlands). Released 10/1/25.

 

Tracklist

Side One: 1. Bride Of Frankenstein 2. Circus Of Wolves 3. Yr Driving 4. Boat In Idle 5. Fractions 6. Noisemaker 7. Late For Dinner 8. Interlude 9. Diagnosis: Weirdo 10. The Question 11. Drop The Bomb 12. Together Apart 13. Johnny Rocket 14. Lost And Found

Side Too: 15. Afraid Of The Dark 16. Shitty Confidential 17. The Greatest Dream 18. Titanic 19. Kill The Poor 20. Brighten The Corner 21. Surfin’ Iona 22. For The Birds 23. Sorry Syndrome 24. No CAN Do 25. Sticks ‘R’ Trees 26. Where’s Waldo?

Thank you for your attention concerning yet another fine release from SLN and friends!


LP from the Vancouver Canada band Night Court called "Nervous Birds".  Co-release between Drunk Dial, Snappy Little Numbers, Debt Offensive (CAN) and Shield (EU) and consists of the first two Night Court tapes and a b-side from an OOP flexi disc. 

These records were originally released as "Nervous birds" and "Nervous birds too" on tape in '21-'22 by Snappy Little Numbers and Debt Offensive. They then released their album "Humans" on LP with the help of the same labels. Last year they released "$hit Machine" on Recess Records.  Drunk Dial Records wanted the band to do a Drunk Dial 7", but because one of the three members doesn't drink, we elected to do this project instead, and invited the labels who initially released the tapes to join up. Now we're here!


Band: Night Court 
LP Name: Nervous Birds
Preorder: 9/5
Release: 10/17


 

 

 

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