Black Flag is on debut album as Du Blonde, Welcome To Milk. It was produced by Jim Sclavunos and released by Mute Records in 2015. Beth did introduce the boys in her band but I can't remember them.

The song 'Black Flag' by Du Blonde has a tempo of 114 beats per minute (BPM) on 'Welcome Back to Milk'.

Black Flag' taken from the new album, Welcome Back To Milk out now Mute. Get the album here, p. t/DuBlondeStore, Digital - p. t/DuBlondeDigital, CD - p. t/DuBlondeCD, LP - p. t/DuBlondeLP.

After releasing a single album under her own name, UK musical artist Beth Jeans Houghton is poised to return with a new LP this spring under her new moniker Du Blonde. I feel no need to ease people in," says Houghton in a statement. 'Black Flag' is a good representation of the direction of the album. There are a few quieter, thoughtful tracks but the general mood is one of finally cracking. The record is a powerful release for me.

Du Blonde is a new incarnation and one step closer to assuming my ultimate form. Having freed myself from the rusty and bloody shackles of Beth Jeans Houghton – both musically and spiritually – I felt it only right to step forth under a new name and let the rituals commence. More songs from Du Blonde. More songs with colors in the title. More songs from 2015.

red flag Here's it coming for you. All falls baby down to the riverside, and my pores baby, I'll burn my, I'll burn my pride Can you feel me? Oh, you should run alike I In the morning, black flag for the morning

Du Blonde is not a persona or a character, it’s Beth Jeans Houghton ripping it up and starting again. Welcome Back To Milk is the Newcastle-born and sometimes Californian based singer's second album, but her debut as Du Blonde, and it's a complete reinvention: new name, new sound, new band, new attitude – and attitude is the key word. It started at the V&A. Two years ago, in the cavernous final room of the ‘David Bowie I. exhibition, Beth had an epiphany.

Damaged is the debut studio album by the American hardcore punk band Black Flag. SST Records released it on December 5, 1981. Over the years since the album's original release it has been recognized as a classic and one of the most influential punk rock records ever made, appearing on a number of "best of" lists by fans and critics alike. In 2003, the album was ranked number 340 on Rolling Stone's list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

Lyrics for Black Flag by Du Blonde. Slow down baby, you'll fall in love again You can't blame me for wondering, for wondering. Raise your flag in the morning, BLACK FLAG for the mourning Hell no, baby no need to hesitate Tryina play me, I'll throw your, I'll throw your labels out Hey baby, I know you ain't true Keep it burning the red flag 'Cause I'm coming for you All falls baby down to the side, and my pores baby, I'll burn my, I'll burn my pride Can you feel me? Oh, you should run alike in the morning, BLACK FLAG for the morning Why'd you do this? I thought that you know better, We've been through this You were also inside baby! Well said baby, now tell me something new.