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MISS SEPTEMBER
7 Tracks. Available NOW.
CDA  £3.00 (RRP £6.99)


Seven songs, recorded in seven hours. Sheffield, England, one hot Summers day in July 2003. Raw. Bloody. No frills. As it's meant to be.

Future Ex Wife debuted with mini-album 'Miss September' in Oct 2003, which received critical acclaim in Kerrang! Time Out, Metal Hammer, Blender, Rock Sound, Playlouder, Drowned In Sound and many more UK publications, with the band featured in the top 5 of numerous end of year polls (writers and readers). One of the tracks, 'Ebony ' from "Miss September", is included on PSB 3, through Small Town America (Jetplane Landing'a label) released in April 2004.

They also released a limited edition live album "Let there be Wife" on Valentines day 2004, through the Loose lips Sinks Ships magazine/label, recorded on the bands gruelling tour of the UK with both Minus, the SuperSuckers and their own headline shows throughout Jan/Feb 2004.



Click on track names to play (mp3 64kbs mono.)

1. Six6City
2. Ebony
3. Jegas
4. China White
5. Daggers
6. Stardust
7. Bourbon

"Sheffield's Future eX Wife are so ridiculously, stupidly good, they deserve to be playing in much bigger venues, through P.A. systems that can cope with the lurching, Led-Zep-with-brain-damage racket they nimbly deliver. 2004 probably won't be their year. But it should be."
- Kerrang! KKKK live review

“Future Ex-Wife are a mean proposition, as the barrage of slamming guitars and pummelling drums suggest, you really don't want to get on the wrong side of Future eX Wife"
- Steve Lamacq, Radio 1

“Taking props from classic Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and early QOTSA, Future ex-wife play dirty, whiskey-soaked rock’n’roll. The kind the Blood Brothers would play if Nick Oliveri had drip fed them bourbon, and imprisoned them in a New Orleans strip joint with pole dancers and Beelzebub himself for company.”
- Rock Sound