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- Date: 2026-03-15 20:01:48
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-03-15 and was most recently seen on 2026-03-15.
Wikipedia Overview
Combat Sports is the fourth studio album by English indie rock band, The Vaccines. The album was released on 30 March 2018 through Columbia Records. It is the first album recorded with keyboardist Timothy Lanham and drummer Yoann Intonti, both of whom had originally joined the band as touring musicians during the English Graffiti album cycle, with Lanham added from the campaign's inception, while Intonti—who was still a member of Spector at the time—replaced the departed Pete Robertson in the last phase of the campaign. Both became involved in the making of Combat Sports at the midway point before being promoted to full members of the band with Lanham pictured wearing a T-shirt with the album title featured on the front cover, an idea inspired by the album's opening track, "Put It on a T-Shirt". The overall cover art concept is an homage to the band's debut album, albeit "more of an abrasive version of that". The album title itself came out in the immediate aftermath of a fight that broke out in the studio between Young and Cowan towards the end of making the album.
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THE VACCINES NEW ALBUM "COMBAT SPORTS" - MARCH 30th, 2018 (Columbia Records) - Red Light Management
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Album Review: The Vaccines - Combat Sports - // Drowned In Sound
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Art of War: The Vaccines turn to ‘Combat Sports’ for new album - RIFF Magazine
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The Vaccines - Combat Sports review - DIY Magazine
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The Vaccines ‘return to their roots’ for new album ‘Combat Sports’ and announce UK tour - NME
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The Vaccines Talk New Band Members and Why Their Songs Are So Short - Billboard
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The Vaccines chat on online show about The Rolling Stones and new album ‘Combat Sports’ - Far Out Magazine
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The Vaccines – ‘Combat Sports’ Review - NME
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Vaccines set for Combat Sports in Sheffield - thestar.co.uk
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Review: The Vaccines at Victoria Baths, Manchester - Manchester Evening News
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The Big Read: The Vaccines on band beef, their new record and why they're better than other indie bands - NME
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Live: The Vaccines with Dream Wife, O2 Academy – Sheffield - Far Out Magazine
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I Can't Quit by The Vaccines - Songfacts
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