GWAR – announce 7″ vinyl of ‘Pink Pony Club’ + ‘We’re Just GWAR’

Shock rock legends GWAR are back to wreak havoc by announcing and unleashing a brand-new limited release for their loyal region of human hordes; a Limited Edition Pink 7-inch vinyl featuring the band’s twisted take on Chappell Roan’s ‘Pink Pony Club‘ alongside their version of Ryan Gosling’s ‘I’m Just Ken,’ reimagined as ‘We’re Just GWAR.’ The duo of tracks have racked up a combined total of 2.5M views on YouTube in collaborated with the A.V. Club.

Pre-orders for the Pink 7-inch are now available via GWAR.net, with a release date of 26th June.

A range of exclusive, limited-edition merchandise will also be available, including:

• Limited Edition Pink 7-inch vinyl

• Limited Edition Pink Cuttlefish of Chutlu

• Limited Edition Pink 7-inch test pressing plaque

• Pink Pony Club shirt

If you have blood, GWAR wants it! Chuck Varga, known to fans as The Sexecutioner and one of the founding members of GWAR, is currently battling cancer. GWAR are encouraging any and all faithful bohabs to find a blood bank near you and either register as donors or give blood in Chuck’s name. As a thank you, your Lords and Masters will give you an exclusive shirt at cost designed by Chuck himself.

In response to the recent rise of participating donors, GWAR share:

“WE ARE ASTONISHED. Against all laws of nature and basic biology, you worthless, soft‑skinned humans managed to do something right. Over 900 of you bled yourselves dry—or at least signed up to—in honour of the fallen Chuck. This pleases us. So, to ensure that GWAR does not spiral into financial ruin and run out of money for crack, all future offerings will be priced strictly at cost. Make no mistake: we still demand your blood. Continue donating—at our shows, or at one of those sterile human blood vaults you worship—so that the rivers may flow and GWAR may endure.”

Head over to https://gwar.net/pages/blood-drive for more information on how to donate and to find a participating blood bank near you.

Photo Credit: Dave Jackson