Squeeze Trixies Vinyl LP Transparent Pink Colour 2026
Tracklist:
- What More Can I Say
- You Get The Feeling
- The Place We Call Mars
- Hell On Earth
- The Dancer
- Good Riddance
- Don't Go Out In The Dark
- Why Don't You
- Anything But Me
- It's Over
- The Jaguars
- Trixies Part One
- Trixies Part Two
Trixies - the brand new studio album by Squeeze - could have been their very first record. Written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook when they were just 19 and 16 respectively, Trixies is a concept album born of imagination and nostalgia. Inspired by a fictional members' club dreamt up in the early 1970s and imagined as existing in the “future” (the 1980s), the album channels a world reminiscent of a 1920s or 30s speakeasy – glamourous, smoky, and populated by colourful characters.
Although the album was demo-ed at the time it was never released, and only revisited decades later. Now, the record is fully realised with today’s musicianship and production, combining teenage brilliance with seasoned artistry; its lyrical themes and narrative sweep offering fertile ground for storytelling and immersive campaign touchpoints.
Live performance reviews have already highlighted some of the unreleased tracks, often with a dramatic, musical theatre feel, affirming this as one of Squeeze’s most ambitious and imaginative albums to date.
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Squeeze Trixies Vinyl LP Transparent Pink Colour 2026
Tracklist:
- What More Can I Say
- You Get The Feeling
- The Place We Call Mars
- Hell On Earth
- The Dancer
- Good Riddance
- Don't Go Out In The Dark
- Why Don't You
- Anything But Me
- It's Over
- The Jaguars
- Trixies Part One
- Trixies Part Two
Trixies - the brand new studio album by Squeeze - could have been their very first record. Written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook when they were just 19 and 16 respectively, Trixies is a concept album born of imagination and nostalgia. Inspired by a fictional members' club dreamt up in the early 1970s and imagined as existing in the “future” (the 1980s), the album channels a world reminiscent of a 1920s or 30s speakeasy – glamourous, smoky, and populated by colourful characters.
Although the album was demo-ed at the time it was never released, and only revisited decades later. Now, the record is fully realised with today’s musicianship and production, combining teenage brilliance with seasoned artistry; its lyrical themes and narrative sweep offering fertile ground for storytelling and immersive campaign touchpoints.
Live performance reviews have already highlighted some of the unreleased tracks, often with a dramatic, musical theatre feel, affirming this as one of Squeeze’s most ambitious and imaginative albums to date.
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Tracklist:
- What More Can I Say
- You Get The Feeling
- The Place We Call Mars
- Hell On Earth
- The Dancer
- Good Riddance
- Don't Go Out In The Dark
- Why Don't You
- Anything But Me
- It's Over
- The Jaguars
- Trixies Part One
- Trixies Part Two
Trixies - the brand new studio album by Squeeze - could have been their very first record. Written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook when they were just 19 and 16 respectively, Trixies is a concept album born of imagination and nostalgia. Inspired by a fictional members' club dreamt up in the early 1970s and imagined as existing in the “future” (the 1980s), the album channels a world reminiscent of a 1920s or 30s speakeasy – glamourous, smoky, and populated by colourful characters.
Although the album was demo-ed at the time it was never released, and only revisited decades later. Now, the record is fully realised with today’s musicianship and production, combining teenage brilliance with seasoned artistry; its lyrical themes and narrative sweep offering fertile ground for storytelling and immersive campaign touchpoints.
Live performance reviews have already highlighted some of the unreleased tracks, often with a dramatic, musical theatre feel, affirming this as one of Squeeze’s most ambitious and imaginative albums to date.
