Regurgitator To Reissue First Two EPs On Vinyl

The two EPs Regurgitator released before their breakthrough 1996 debut LP Tu-Plang have long been regarded as some of the finest gems of the very fertile Australian mid-90s alternative rock boom.

Now, for the very first time, fans will be able to own both EPs on vinyl, as the band have the rights to the material back from their old record company Warner Music and can do what they please with them.

Both the 1995 self-titled (aka Hamburger) and New EPs will be released on the same slab of vinyl sometime around late-June, the band are projecting, but they are asking their dedicated fans to head over and pre-order the records now so they can have enough cash to get the things pressed. You can do that here.

This reissue comes after the band's first two albums, Tu-Plang and Unit – as well as 2004's Mish Mash – were reissued last year.

The band will not be playing live shows in the foreseeable future as Quan Yeomans focuses his time on being a father, which happened just last week.