2026
“Devils” is a raw and unflinching track from The Termites, using biting satire to shine a light on the underbelly of American society. Behind the pounding rhythms and snarling vocals lies a deeper critique — of prejudice, hypocrisy, and the devils hiding in plain sight. It’s a punk-fuelled mirror held up to a culture wrestling with its own contradictions.
The band have removed the opening 80s TV theme riff from the original recording to remove any ambiguity - these are dark days for anyone who respects equality and justice and The Termites are resolute in their commitment to fight for a just and equal world.
2025
2025 sees the return of recording, firstly with the release of a long lost demo of “Don’t Touch” from 2007, followed by a cover of the Pogues classic “Boys from the County Hell” with the The Borland Ceilidh Band, Finally, the release of their third studio album under the record label 13 Deluxe Records.
2025 - “Don’t Touch” original demo released on 13 Deluxe Records
2025 - “Boys from the County Hell” featuring The Borland Ceilidh Band on 13 Deluxe Records
2026 - “Square Go” album on 13 Deluxe Records
2000 TO 2025
After a brief hiatus saw the return of the Termites to the studio with “Kicked In The Teeth”. Available in vinyl from Crazy Love Records.
From the no nonsense tracks of “FTW” and “Don’t Touch” to the melodic colossus that is “Devils” - a satirical glimpse on the underbelly of American society, a critique of prejudice, hypocrisy, and the devils hiding in plain sight.
2008 - “Kicked In The Teeth” released on Crazy Love Records
1985 TO 2000
Out of the desperation of working class Scotland, the now classic album “Overload” was born. Available in vinyl from Raucous Records.
1987 - “Devil Call” on Fury Records compilation Gypsy Girl
1998 - Four track EP on Raucous Records
1989 - Two tracks on Psycho Tendencies compilation
1990 - “Overload” album released on Link Records
1991 - Cramps cover “Can’t Find My Mind” and “Blue Christmas” on Jungle Noise Records Psychobilly Christmas CD