Bush Tetras

Bush Tetras
Bush Tetras
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Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners25,886+1.0%7dListeners from Playlists13,180+4.5%7dChangeN/A—

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Discography

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3
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2
EPs
8
Singles
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GBLondon, GB756
USLos Angeles, US626
USNew York City, US626
USBrooklyn, US601
AUMelbourne, AU459

Playlist Summary

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5,474
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902,563
Playlist follower reach (sum)
13,180+
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50.9%
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Biography & Metadata

On the eve of headlining A Moveable Feast of No at The Getty Museum in Los Angeles, CA, Bush Tetras are announcing a reissue of Too Many Creeps, their incendiary debut record, first released as a 3-song 7” in 1980 on 99 Records (Liquid Liquid, ESG, Vivien Goldman). Too Many Creeps was revolutionary in its combination of dance beats, socially conscious lyrics, and Pat Place’s unmistakable guitar sound. The news comes with the release of “Fess Up,” an unreleased song from the Creeps sessions that could have been written in 2026. The deluxe reissue is extended to 7 songs and serves as the perfect introduction to Bush Tetras. It adds two tracks from the Too Many Creeps sessions: the previously mentioned “Fess Up” and fan favorite “Punch Drunk.” The unreleased “In Mind A Run” was recorded around the same time as the Too Many Creeps sessions, by Patty Palladin (Johnny Thunders, Snatch, The Flying Lizards) in NYC. This deluxe reissue is rounded out by a new remix of “Too Many Creeps” by Irish electronic musician and DJ Phil Kieran. Kieran’s remix of Tetras’ “Snakes Crawl,” from 2023, has become an underground dance classic with a life of its own and is as hard to find on wax as the original Too Many Creeps 7”.

Updated Nov 13, 2026, 5:36 PM
First discovered Aug 25, 2026, 11:22 AM