Inger Lorre Live at the Viper Room

Purple vinyl - Infamous Nymphs front woman Inger Lorre celebrates how vital her songs still sound today, with a live recording of a sold-out show at the legendary Viper Room. The set includes classic Nymphs tracks, 'Sad & Damned', ode to a serial killer 'The Highway' and the mourning swirl of 'Imitating Angels', with the addition of a cover of Siouxsie & The Banshees 'Monitor'. This live album is raw and primal; tribal, glamorous, witch-y, grunge-y, punk. Inger states, "These songs are the sound of me walking through fire..." Lorre's cult following has grown in strength of late, with the seminal self-titled debut album reissued by Rock Candy Records and 2 new songs released for Record Store Day. Encouraged by the interest she is recording a new album, tentatively planned for an autumn release. Often seen as musician's musician (once dubbed by Jeff Buckley as 'The Patron Saint of Fuccked-Over Musicians') and having worked with the likes of Iggy Pop and Henry Rollins, sadly Inger's notoriety often eclipsed her darkly beautiful music. Haunted by the infamy of a band that burned brightly all too briefly, before imploding in a devastation of bereavement, addiction, mental health issues and misguided record company dealings. No one will ever forget the desk pisssing incident. Inger Lorre is a music industry legend. These days Inger Lorre has mostly conquered her own demons - exorcised through art, music and time to heal. What comes next will no doubt be unique as the women herself. "Inger retains her strength as a songwriter and performer without losing any of her sensitivity, fragility and danger. I always look forward to what she does, it never disappoints" Henry Rollins / "The Nymphs were a very original underground band with a unique sound and GREAT songs" - Iggy Pop / "Inger Lorre is a magician, a shaman...that kind of witch-doctor ability for live performing" Eric Avery, Jane's Addiction / Track listing: Rumble; Alright; Death Of A Scenester; Sad And Damned; 7B; Snowflake; Hate In My Heart; Wasting My Days; 2 Cats; The River; Imitating Angels; The Highway; Monitor