‘Love Your Enemies’ - the new LP from Schizo Fun Addict - from psychedelic dreampop, through The Stones Roses and Nico-era Velvet Underground and onto a cover of Led Zeppelin's 'Over The Hills And Far Away'!

We released a taster for the album in summer 2022 - a 10" lathe-cut called 'Fate Chaser' - and now we're releasing the full album, but it's limited to just 100 copies!

We only have about 70 copies for sale here at FdM Towers (the band and a few lucky reviewers get the rest) and we've already run a lucky draw to allocate these copies
BUT ALL IS NOT LOST...The band have been able to get hold of 20 more white label copies from the pressing plant (no labels, no outer sleeve, but we'll put them in stickered sleeves for protection) and we'll draw some more names out of the hat in mid-April and offer a few more people the chance to get the album on vinyl.

...so if you'd like a chance to get your name drawn out for one of these please email fruitsdemer7@hotmail.com no later than April 15th.

Prices will be: UK: £21 inc. P&P
Europe: £26 inc.P&P
Australia/USA: £34 inc. P&P
anywhere else: we'll work it out!

BUT....don't send any money unless or until you receive an email from me telling you your name has been drawn out.

(We also had a 25 copy 7" lathe-cut promo - no copies for sale, they've just been finding their was into the hands of deserving causes in a variety of ways, including a competition in Record Collector magazine, whose single reviews editor described the band's version of 'Over The Hills' as like"shimmeringly off its tits, its like a Led Zeppelin filled with laughing gas...utterly amazing!")

PREVIOUS PRAISE FOR THE BAND…

“Schizo Fun Addict are the greatest musical secret of the 21st century” Dave Thompson, GOLDMINE
“…spaced-out lo-fi psyched wonder.” 5 stars - Greg Healey, SHINDIG!
“…a swirling, addictive rabbit hole of a record.” Matt Parker, PROG

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