07/08/2026
NEW RELEASE!
DC035 / SSH069
Thee Mightees - I Don’t Agree With Thee Mightees
Limited edition lathe cut vinyl 10" EP out 11th September 2026 on Safe Suburban Home and Delicious Clam Records. Pre-orders via both labels bandcamps NOW!
https://deliciousclamrecords.bandcamp.com/album/i-dont-agree-with-thee-mightees
3 years on from their last release of any kind. 6 years since their last single. 8 years since their last EP. 10 years since they released an album. Has the world moved on from jangle-pop? Or is it having a stunning resurgence that is going to be supercharged by this, the brand new Mightees EP?! We’re going to go with the latter and we think you’ll agree. 7 songs of perfectly crafted pop, incubated for half a decade before being released to an unexpectant but grateful public.
Composed and practiced occasionally by Tom Roper (Best Friends, Big Break), Tom Shore (L'Amour Des Rêves, The Bohos), Ben Russell (Big Break, The Hipshakes) and Chris Wood (Thee Mightees), recorded by the maestros at legendary DIY space and studio JT Soar (Phil Booth & Robbie Newman) and mixed and mastered by Zac Barfoot (Sun Drift, Faint Paint, Bingo Records, Delicious Clam’s in-house engineer). The digital recordings were then ready to enter the physical world, being passed over into the craftsmanlike hands of Sam Stacpoole (Holiday Ghosts) in his workshop in Cornwall, to be cut into 50 x 10” vinyl discs of beauty. Continuing the journey back to Delicious Clam HQ, it was decorated and stickered by the ever-present custodians of that fine institution, before finally being enveloped in artwork by Sheffield’s own Rowan Roberts (Hunk Print), along with a beautiful transparent protective sleeve, ready to be shipped out to you, the paying public.
“I Don't Agree with Thee Mightees.
Thee Mightees don't exactly agree either. First up they tell you this pretty plainly: (song name and main hook) "I don't agree". Next, you're drenched in warm, pretty imagery of nostalgia for weekends gone past and closed down nightclubs. Then immediately a serving of chilled, nothing-you-can-do-about-it contentment: "Don't waste time covering cracks, let the light shine in and don't look back". Are Thee Mightees a killer in the movies? Or just a dog waiting for food? Is it just Gungoo?
You may conclude from this that something's wrong with the message. I would strongly disagree with you on that. It is in fact the main benefit of having the lead vocals and writing of a band split over three distinct voices, and three different perspectives. Who needs concept bands anyway? I think we could all agree that would be painting oneself into a corner.
Anyway, Thee Mightees are actually a band of some of the highest concepts around: timelessness, simplicity, perfected temperature (cool) and beautifully melodic throughout. Never better displayed than this extended player. I think you'll agree.”
- Sam Stacpoole (Holiday Ghosts)
Tom Roper - Vocals / Guitar / Organ
Thomas Shore - Vocals / Guitar
Ben Russell - Vocals / Bass
Chris Wood - Drums
Recording - Phil Booth & Robbie Newman at JT Soar, Nottingham
Mixing - Zac Barfoot
Mastering - Zac Barfoot
Artwork - Rowan Roberts
10" Lathe Cut by - Sam Stacpoole
Special thanks to - Sam Stacpoole, Jim Quinn, Safe Suburban Home, Delicious Clam