The Itch It’s The Hope That Kills You Vinyl LP 2026
1. Space In The Cab
2. No More Sprechgesang
3. Can’t Afford This
4. Pirate Studios 04:00
5. Drugdealer
6. Radio Frequencies
7. It’s The Hope That Kills You
8. Aux Romanticiser
9. Ursula
10. Never Change
11. Switch it Off
London alt-pop group The Itch release their debut LP on April 10th via Fiction + I OH YOU. On "It’s The Hope That Kills You", Simon Tyrie & Georgia Hardy pair dancefloor filling beats with disenchanted pop songwriting to create something that nods to electroclash, indie-rock and europop while remaining entirely singular. The Itch are both a product of and the antidote to an age of pessimism.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
The Itch It’s The Hope That Kills You Vinyl LP 2026
The Itch It’s The Hope That Kills You Vinyl LP 2026
1. Space In The Cab
2. No More Sprechgesang
3. Can’t Afford This
4. Pirate Studios 04:00
5. Drugdealer
6. Radio Frequencies
7. It’s The Hope That Kills You
8. Aux Romanticiser
9. Ursula
10. Never Change
11. Switch it Off
London alt-pop group The Itch release their debut LP on April 10th via Fiction + I OH YOU. On "It’s The Hope That Kills You", Simon Tyrie & Georgia Hardy pair dancefloor filling beats with disenchanted pop songwriting to create something that nods to electroclash, indie-rock and europop while remaining entirely singular. The Itch are both a product of and the antidote to an age of pessimism.
Original: $32.35
-65%$32.35
$11.32Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
1. Space In The Cab
2. No More Sprechgesang
3. Can’t Afford This
4. Pirate Studios 04:00
5. Drugdealer
6. Radio Frequencies
7. It’s The Hope That Kills You
8. Aux Romanticiser
9. Ursula
10. Never Change
11. Switch it Off
London alt-pop group The Itch release their debut LP on April 10th via Fiction + I OH YOU. On "It’s The Hope That Kills You", Simon Tyrie & Georgia Hardy pair dancefloor filling beats with disenchanted pop songwriting to create something that nods to electroclash, indie-rock and europop while remaining entirely singular. The Itch are both a product of and the antidote to an age of pessimism.
