Splatter University 10/19/24 AM Violet Street revels in it's

Violet Street revels in it's stylistic eclecticism ranging from kinetic and propulsive pop ("When Am I Gonna Lose You") to sun-drenched grooves ("Cafe Amarillo") and stark emotive ballads ("Tap Dancer")

Buzz Osborne adds extraneous guitar static and vocal squeals

The album was the band's last collaboration with producer Rick Rubin

Review copies of Sessions are being to the world's music press along with extensive social media and online promotion

Available on vinyl for the first time

Splatter University 10/19/24 AM Violet Street revels in it'sYears ago, a madman escaped from an asylum, slashing his way through to freedom and continuing his bloody rampage at nearby Saint Trinian's College. Now, years later, new teacher Julie Parker, begins to sense that something isn't quite right at the small town college and it's not long before her students and fellow faculty members begin disappearing or, worse yet, are found brutally butchered. Determined to uncover the truth behind the ongoing