The Damned announce blood-splattered London Palladium show

THE DAMNED Machine Gun Etiquette (Originally released in 1979, Machine Gun Etiquette marked a decisive turning point for The Damned. Produced by Ace Records mainstay Roger Armstrong, the album refined the band's punk urgency into a sharper, more controlled statement without sacrificing speed or intent. It remains one of the most influential UK punk albums of its era. The record delivered several of the band's defining singles, including "Love Song", "I Just Can't Be Happy Today" and the era-spanning "Smash It Up", tracks that expanded The Damned's audience and helped establish their long-term creative trajectory. Across its full runtime, the album balances aggression with wit and melodic ambition, laying foundations that continue to resonate as the band. This edition is limited to 500 copies and pressed on Fuchsia Vinyl as part of the Ace Records 50th anniversary celebration series. Picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed)

THE DAMNED The Black Album (As The Damned continued to evolve beyond their initial punk blueprint, The Black Album captured a band unafraid to expand its sound. Originally released in 1980, the album introduced elements of psychedelia and a darker, gothic atmosphere while retaining the bite and momentum that defined their earlier work. Key singles "Wait For The Blackout" and "History Of The World Part 1" stand among the group's most accomplished recordings, while deeper cuts such as "13th Floor Vendetta" and "Drinking About My Baby" underline the album's depth and ambition. The third side is given entirely to the 17-minute "Curtain Call", one of the most audacious statements in The Damned's catalogue, while the fourth side rounds out the set with live recordings of classic tracks. Issued as part of the Ace Records 50th anniversary series, this edition is limited to 500 copies and pressed on White Vinyl. Single pocket picture sleeve with gold hype sticker, factory sealed)

THE DAMNED The Black Album (As The Damned continued to evolve beyond their initial punk blueprint, The Black Album captured a band unafraid to expand its sound. Originally released in 1980, the album introduced elements of psychedelia and a darker, gothic atmosphere while retaining the bite and momentum that defined their earlier work. Key singles "Wait For The Blackout" and "History Of The World Part 1" stand among the group's most accomplished recordings, while deeper cuts such as "13th Floor Vendetta" and "Drinking About My Baby" underline the album's depth and ambition. The third side is given entirely to the 17-minute "Curtain Call", one of the most audacious statements in The Damned's catalogue, while the fourth side rounds out the set with live recordings of classic tracks. Issued as part of the Ace Records 50th anniversary series, this edition is limited to 500 copies and pressed on White Vinyl. Single pocket picture sleeve with gold hype sticker, factory sealed)

THE DAMNED Machine Gun Etiquette (Originally released in 1979, Machine Gun Etiquette marked a decisive turning point for The Damned. Produced by Ace Records mainstay Roger Armstrong, the album refined the band's punk urgency into a sharper, more controlled statement without sacrificing speed or intent. It remains one of the most influential UK punk albums of its era. The record delivered several of the band's defining singles, including "Love Song", "I Just Can't Be Happy Today" and the era-spanning "Smash It Up", tracks that expanded The Damned's audience and helped establish their long-term creative trajectory. Across its full runtime, the album balances aggression with wit and melodic ambition, laying foundations that continue to resonate as the band. This edition is limited to 500 copies and pressed on Fuchsia Vinyl as part of the Ace Records 50th anniversary celebration series. Picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed)

THE DAMNED Black Is The Night - The Definitive Anthology (Sealed 2019 UK/EU Limited Edition 39-track FOUR LP compilation pressed on Heavyweight Gold Vinyl, a comprehensive collection of their greatest songs, officially curated by the band & drawn from their entire catalogue spanning their extraordinary five decade career. Includes New Rose, Neat Neat Neat, Smash It Up, Love Song, Grimly Fiendish, Curtain Call & the previously unreleased Black Is The Night. Comes housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve with illustrated inners & family tree. This collector's copy remains factory sealed from new with hype sticker attached BMGCAT409QLP)