Crocodile is the first full-length record from Ann Courtney and the Late Bloomers.

Engineered by the masterful Jim Bentley at The Fort, the album's ballads, dirges, and victory marches are driven by Ms. Courtney's impassioned vocals and the band's insatiable rock appetite.

"...an incredibly strong debut with enough energy to power a small nuclear plant." - Collected Sounds

"...a surprising range of styles, bound together by Ann's voice, which could be described as a uniquely splendid amalgam of Chrissie Hynde, PJ Harvey and Patti Smith, with a Loretta Lynn feel. Crocodile feels like that 'difficult' third album - done right." - How Marvelous