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SUSPICIOUS STAINS SPLIT SHOCK!!!!

Yes we have decided to call it a day for various reasons.... After 7 years together with different line ups, we feel its time to end it. We want to thank all our fans for all their support. We would also like to thank all promoters that gave us a chance to play.

finally we will carry on selling our merch for a while any orders placed from now on for 6 quid you will get a CD, T-shirt, DVD and any other goodies that is in our merch box...

We were a 4 piece female fronted PUNK/SKA band with a splash of Humour! We started out in 2000.We have had a few line up changes over the years but with the final line up we had played gigs all around the UK. We had supported The dead Kennedy's, Bad Manners, The Casualities, Vice Squad, Penetration,The Oppressed, The Blaggers, Vibrators, Runnin Riot, and many more.....

OUR ALBUM IS RELEASED!!!

OUR DEBUT ALBUM IS OUT NOW!!!!! THE FIRST 50 COPIES WILL RECEIVE A COPY OF OUR MUSIC VIDEO "ROCKSTAR" FREE!And we are doing a one week special!!! starting from 16th september for one week you can also get a FREE t-shirt (size S,M,L) CLICK ON THE BUY IT NOW BELOW ITS 6 QUID WHICH INCLUDES P&P. IF YOU WISH TO PAY ANOTHER WAY PLEASE CONTACT US!

Album Reviews

'With Added Cheese' is the new album from Rochdale punks Suspicious Stains. I would have liked to see more than 9 tracks but some bands just end up using below par songs to make an album longer. Stains certainly haven't done that and the result is 9 quality tracks that certainly went down well with me. 'Linda Barker' (That twat off Changing rooms on the BBC), 'Rockstar' and 'Fight Without A Cause' are songs I can rapidly see becoming favourites amongst fans but my favourite was ASBO which blends old school punk with ska perfectly. The production is excellent, with good artwork and their video of 'Rockstar' (Free with first 50 copies) is as good as it gets.You can also view the video Here. Get your hands in your pockets as this is a good value CD at just 6 quid including Postage

Review By Tim www.punk4life.co.uk

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At last the Suspicious Stains have an album out so raise them soiled underpants high and let the world listen and listen good. The wait has been long but wow ain't it been worth it. This CD classic is testimony to the band as both musically talented individuals and crude, too much time on their hands, deviants. 'Linda Barker' opens and is basically a great spiteful rant of venomous fury and a contrasting indifference that really does make you believe that the vocals are borne of an unhinged mind. 'Fight Without A Cause' is 200mph punk with a no-nonsense drive that kicks ass big time with total disregard for pleasantry. 'End Away' is a ska cum reggae ditty that is a tuneful gem and vocal vulgarity which displays another facet to the Stains' ever glistening diamond. 'Rockstar' is purposeful and solid and comes at you with such forceful deliberation you can't help but step back and aurally admire. The ever increasing ending caps a classic. 'ASBO' highlights Anne's vocal talent with this brilliance incarnate that has a simplicity so hard to tap into to. Fantastic chorus this with clear and well delivered lyrics. The CD continues its ecstatic high with varied delights especially 'Midnight Caller', and 'Lets Go'. I don't know what the retail price will be for this punk rock nugget but it will be excellent value. This is a musical masterpiece that could only be improved upon by having more of it. If he Stains can step up from this then the scene had better watch its arse - because knowing this lot they will enjoy the rogering it will get.

Review By O.M.D www.fungalpunk.co.uk