Bush have announced a new 30th anniversary deluxe edition of their sophomore album, Razorblade Suitcase, due out December 11th. The band has unveiled “Greedy Fly (16 Oz. Demo Version)” as a preview of the extra contents included on the deluxe reissue.
The demo version of the single showcases a much rougher approach, feeling closer to the kind of song you might have heard on Sub Pop in the late ’80s, fitting given the ultimately edgier sonic direction for the Steve Albini-helmed album.
Deluxe Edition Contents
The deluxe edition of Razorblade Suitcase is set to contain rarities, B-sides, demos, and live tracks. Moreover, a new vinyl edition of Razorblade Suitcase (In Addition), originally released on the album’s 20th anniversary in 2016, featuring four bonus tracks will be issued on exclusive blue and gold swirl vinyl from Craft Recordings.
Bush are currently set to perform at both the Big Fresno Fair on October 15th and Faultline Festival on October 16th in California.
Tracklist and Album Art
Listen to “Greedy Fly (16 Oz. Demo Version)” and see the album art and tracklist for the 30th anniversary deluxe edition of Razorblade Suitcase below.
The Razorblade Suitcase (Deluxe Edition) tracklist includes:
01. Personal Holloway
02. Greedy Fly
03. Swallowed
04. Insect Kin
05. Cold Contagious
06. A Tendency To Start Fires
07. Mouth
08. Straight, No Chaser
09. History
10. Synapse
11. Communicator
12. Bonedriven
13. Distant Voices
14. Old
15. Broken TV
16. Sleeper
17. Bubbles
18. Glycerine (Live At Pink Pop, Holland)
19. In A Lonely Place (Tricky Mix)
20. Insect Kin (Live On ‘Saturday Night Live’)
21. Cold Contagious (16 Oz. Demo Version)
22. Greedy Fly (16 Oz. Demo Version)
23. Insect Kin (Live At The Forum, London)
24. Personal Holloway (Live At The Forum, London)
In conclusion, the 30th anniversary deluxe edition of Razorblade Suitcase is a must-have for Bush fans, offering a wealth of rare and unreleased material, including demos, live tracks, and B-sides. With its release on December 11th, fans can look forward to revisiting the band’s iconic sophomore album in a whole new way.
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