V/A "The Thing That Ate Larry Livermore" Friday the 13th 2024 L7's Brett Gurewitz-produced 1988 self-titled

L7's Brett Gurewitz-produced 1988 self-titled debut offers up a surplus of rockin' punk/metal guitars and driving drums that still resonate 30 years later

As the lead singer of the Smiths

The project was recorded during the height of the pandemic in Paris

Although only existing for a brief period in the late ’90s

and it's never seen a widespread vinyl release

V/A "The Thing That Ate Larry Livermore" Friday the 13th 2024 L7's Brett Gurewitz-produced 1988 self-titledIn 1988, Lookout Records released a massive, double LP (and double CD) compilation known as "The Thing That Ate Floyd". Consisting of thirty six tracks by just as many artists, the compilation was a snapshot of the Gilman scene at the time. Flash forward to the present: Lookout Records is no more, having officially closed in January 2012, but Lookout founder Larry Livermore still knows that punk rock has a thing or two to offer. Teaming up with Billie