Silver Guns To Drip Old Blood:The Punk Album Club

TockTockTock · 03-28-2011, 05:34 AM

I might as well suggest something...

Music from Hell (1981) by Nervous Gender

It's a pretty interesting synthpunk album. It's a bit experimental and you could say it has some elements of industrial in it (but it is closer to punk). They also don't use one singer, they transition between maybe three or four different ones throughout different tracks within the album (which is cool). I guess you could also say it shares a few similarities with Suicide's debut album, except the fact it's less poppy and more punkish.

Well... I enjoy it. It definitely has that raw sound that appeals to punk rock listeners.

View Poll Results: ??
The New Christs - Distemper	1	8.33%
Christ On A Crutch - Crime Pays When Pigs Die	3	25.00%
Abe Froman - Abe Froman	0	0%
The Connie Dungs - Eternal Bad Luck Charm	1	8.33%
Tsunami Bomb - The Invasion From Within	2	16.67%
Dave Dub & The Sutter Cain Gang - Mind Police	0	0%
The Durutti Column - LC	5	41.67%
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03-28-2011, 05:34 AM	#32 (permalink)
TockTockTock They/Them Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 1,914	I might as well suggest something... Music from Hell (1981) by Nervous Gender It's a pretty interesting synthpunk album. It's a bit experimental and you could say it has some elements of industrial in it (but it is closer to punk). They also don't use one singer, they transition between maybe three or four different ones throughout different tracks within the album (which is cool). I guess you could also say it shares a few similarities with Suicide's debut album, except the fact it's less poppy and more punkish. Well... I enjoy it. It definitely has that raw sound that appeals to punk rock listeners.