Noisy, scuzzy, psychedelic garage punk. The band's savage performance, vocalist Steve Pallow's raw howl, a bit of space-age synth, and lines like "pretty white girl, it's okay to die" manage to achieve the nigh impossible feat of making blues-based rock exciting, unpredictable, and even a bit frightening.
Track listing:
1. Flames o' Heat
2. Pretty White Girl on a Black Death Train
3. Lost My Baby
4. Motorwitch
5. William
6. Tragedy
7. Back-Stabber
8. The Deceiver
9. Alone and Dead
10. Rock 'n Roll
11. Skin Ripper
12. State of Confusion
Dead drunk
Want more? Try:
Alice Donut - Bucketfulls of Sickness and Horror in an Otherwise Meaningless Life (1989) |
Cheater Slicks - Whiskey (1993) |
Hi DS,
ReplyDeleteThe link on this and the Cheater Slicks "Whisky" has expired. Is it possible to have updated links on these two? Thank you for posting all the garage rock, btw.