The Cramps emerged out of the first wave of punk music in the mid '70s, frequenting clubs such as world-famous CBGB. Led by husband and wife team Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, this garage "psychobilly" band incorporated a unique flair for coalescing camp, Link Wray-inspired riffs, B-movies and bizarre performances. In the band's self-produced sixth studio album, Flamejob, The Cramps return to their punk/rockabilly-esque style, and of course, ratchet up the sexual double entendre. First vinyl pressing since its very limited original vinyl pressing in 1994 Remastered for vinyl by Masterdisk Faithful, updated rendering of original art Heavyweight vinyl jackets foil-numbered in silver