Twerks, The – A Private Display of Trouble [IMPORT GREEN NOISE USA EXCLUSIVE WHITE VINYL] – New 12"Green Noise USA exclusive. White vinyl. Limited edition: worldwide 300 total. A Private Display of Trouble by The Twerks Green Noise is proud to bring the releases of Venti3 Records (Italy) over to the States, a brand new punk label stationed in Milan, opening with Venti3's first release, a 9 song 12" from this Italian punk band The Twerks, in a format I respect so much, the 12" one sider (why pad a longplayer with filler when you can select the best

Green Noise USA exclusive.  White vinyl.  Limited edition: worldwide 300 total.

Green Noise is proud to bring the releases of Venti3 Records (Italy) over to the States, a brand new punk label stationed in Milan, opening with Venti3's first release, a 9-song 12" from this Italian punk band The Twerks, in a format I respect so much, the 12" one-sider (why pad a longplayer with filler when you can select the best of the bunch, put together concise versions of the songs and pack 9 of them into one side...make the side so good you can just leave the record on the turntable and return to later or just play it over and over), this 12" featuring a solid set of punk rockers, lessons from the 1960s but yanked through the 1990s...the trio seeming effortless as it moves along, packed into rhythm and driving it home. -- winch

 "The Twerks started in Sesto San Giovanni, on the outskirts of Milan, in 2013, with members coming from previous bands of the same area. Largely influenced by the sound of 70’s and 90’s, they mix punk rock with power pop elements. Their first recordings dates back to 2014, a six-song EP called Rat Race. Two years later they released their first full-length, Kinky Boredom.  After a two years hiatus and with a new line-up as a trio, they came back with a cassette-only release, (No) Opinion, full of guests from the Italian punk rock scene. In September 2024, they will make a full comeback with a single-sided white vinyl: A Private Display of Trouble, the first release of the new label Venti3, run by Italian writer and punk journalist Stefano Gilardino."