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The new album, Tales of Terror, is out now!! Grab your copy now over on the shop page.
For previews of the tracks, check out our soundcloud page.   

Other news – Hoddies and Tshirts are being printed at an amazing rate. New XL hoodies are in stock now and large Hoodies and all Tshirts in all patterns will be available next week so keep on looking.

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About IT

On the road for 18 years, London’s legendary Inner Terrestrials are a stomping mix of dub, punk, ska, folk and general anarchic danceability. They get audiences all over the world going crazy, from Bristol to Berlin, from Warsaw to Tokyo and beyond.

Serial travellers they’ve played more than 20 countries and countless festivals over the years and are as passionate as a band can be. Original pioneers of the uk dub punk sound. Heads up folks they’re coming to a festival/venue/bar/squat/barn/field/site near you soon!

Festivals and tours are on the cards in britain and europe so watch this space.

Founder members J (vocals & guitars) and Fran (bass &vocals) teamed up with drummer Paco of Conflict in 1996 and haven’t looked back since. Their debut album IT! was originally self released in 1996 and continues to be a best seller with underground distributors throughout Europe. A live album Escape From New Cross was issued in 1997(vinyl only), Enter The Dragon EP in 1999, and Barry Horne single in 2002. Following the recent Clash cover single Guns Of Brixton, the I.T. released their studio album: X in February 2004, on MASS PROD/MALOKA.

“from full on raging songs to laid back dub and everything in between….. very few bands these days sing the words and actually live by them. the terrestrials are that band”. – rough trade records

“Inner Terrestrials skanked things up with their dub heavy beat.. it made a pleasant change to see so many people getting down to things with such a happy intensity.. this certainly had me hungering for those days of urban free festivals on acid. What has happened to the spirit of England? For a brief 45 minutes IT set it all free again” – live4metal

“inner terrestrials are a legendary london squatter band….respect” – kerrang