Booze-sodden
new punk anthems for fans of The Ramones, The Boys, The Briefs
Buzzcocks, The Exploding Hearts and all that '77 style punk.
Fans
of '77 style punk-pop will be frothing at the mouth over the latest
release on the legendary Slovenly label. Bad
Patterns
sees the Nightmare Boyzzz from Huntsville, Alabama unleash 11 tracks
of self-loathing, booze-sodden anthems for dispossessed romantics
everywhere.
With
nifty I, IV, V chord permutations (and some relative minors for the
middle eights), more hooks than a chain of haberdashers, and lead
guitar lines worthy of The Damned's Captain Sensible. (Or should that
be Jimmy Page on cheap speed and snakebite?)
There's
some shades and nuances to keep any non-purists happy; You're A Star
tips a hat to punk's glam roots, while My Body Breaks Down may just
be the best new powerpop tune you're likely to hear all year. Puke My
Life Up reworks the Velvet Underground's Sweet Jane Riff into the
ultimate slacker-punk manifesto.
Available now on CD or LP, the album comes complete with gloriously gonzoid cover art by none other than Pork Magazine's Sean Äaberg. Check out selected tracks on the the band's widget type thingy below.
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