The Creamers
| Company type | Punk rock band |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1986 |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles, California , United States |
| Products | Studio albums, EPs, singles, compilations, anthologies |
| Website | https://myspace.com/thecreamers |
The Creamers are a punk rock ensemble originating from Los Angeles, California, established in 1986. Renowned for their vibrant and melodic sound, they have often been likened to the New York Dolls and Ramones. Throughout a career spanning over three decades, The Creamers have produced three full-length studio albums in addition to various singles, EPs, and compilation appearances. In 2013, Negative Reaction Records intended to release an extensive anthology containing previously unreleased songs, live performances, a documentary, and fresh tracks. The group remains active with occasional recordings and live shows.
Discography
- Studio albums
- Love, Honor, & Obey (1989, Sympathy for the Record Industry)
- Stick It in Your Ear (1991, Triple X)
- Hurry Up & Wait (1993, Triple X)
- EPs
- The Creamers (1990, Dog Meat)
- Two Olives (And a Bottle of Gin) (1996, No Tomorrow)
- Anything We Damn Well Please (1994, Triple X)
- All Girl Kung Fu Army (1996, Goofball Music)
- Singles
- "Broken Record" (1988, Goofball Music)
- "Sunday Head" (1990, Fierce Recordings)
- "Bob Kringle" (1990, Sympathy for the Record Industry)
- "Dead Weight" (1991, Triple X)
- "He Needed Killin'" (1996, 1 + 2)
- "Two Olives & A Bottle of Gin" (1996, No Tomorrow)
- Compilations
- Happy Birthday Baby Jesus (Sympathy For The Record Industry)
- Gabba Gabba Hey A Tribute To The Ramones (1991, Triple X)
- The Big One (1991, Flipside)
- Anthologies
- This Stuff'll Kill Ya (1995, Triple X)
- Cat's Meow (2013, Negative Reaction)