Pinhead

 'Comfort To Me has nothing, absolutely nothing, to do with either the Pistols or the Ramones.'

 'What the fuck is this? those who have their freshly printed copy of Comfort To Me ask themselves astonished in 2021, after the first notes of No More Tears.'

The review praises Amyl And The Sniffers’ second album 'Comfort To Me' for its raw energy and originality, dismissing clichés linking them to classic punk icons. It highlights the band’s evolution since their debut, emphasizing standout tracks like 'Security' and 'No More Tears.' While critical of the album cover, the reviewer celebrates the band’s unique sound and power. The review also reflects on Amy Taylor’s compelling vocal presence and the band’s refusal to compromise their style despite mainstream opportunities. Listen to Amyl And The Sniffers’ 'Comfort To Me' and experience punk redefined—explore their raw energy and fearless sound now!

 Pick up a surfboard even just for show, pick up this album, take it to the beach and play it at a furious volume.

 The Barracudas start telling us about their last summer from the end, almost the beginnings of autumn, they want it that way and so it will be.

The review celebrates 'Drop Out With The Barracudas' as a unique album split between melancholic garage rock and energetic surf-infused power-pop. It highlights the band's roots in Bomp! Records' style and praises the album's lively tracks and nostalgic reverence for 60s and 70s rock. The album is recommended for its fun, vibrant energy and timeless charm. Listen to 'Drop Out With The Barracudas' now and ride the wave of electrifying surf and garage rock energy!

 Really Red was a great band, today they would be called “eclectic” but also “heretical” of the genre.

 It’s time to throw half of your collection from 1986 to 2021 into the recycling bin under your house and make space for the bands that really matter.

This review highlights Really Red as a distinctive Texas punk band whose complete collection, "Teaching You the Fear: The Complete Collection 1979-1985," showcases both straightforward and cerebral punk styles. Praised for its eclectic approach and influential sound, the album is recommended for punk enthusiasts ready to explore beyond mainstream classics. The review emphasizes the band's role as a unique voice bridging art punk and hardcore. Overall, it encourages listeners to rediscover punk's authentic roots through Really Red's work. Discover the raw energy and unique sound of Really Red—listen to their complete collection and experience Texas punk like never before!

 It’s like turning on a light, illuminating one to attempt to bring justice to the hundreds of victims left in the shadows.

 No one knows who played that single, who recorded it, who produced it, and least of all who distributed it.

The review explores AK-47’s rare 1980 punk single 'The Badge Means You Suck,' highlighting its role as a protest against police brutality and racial injustice. The single tells the story of Milton Glover, a Black Vietnam veteran killed by Houston police under tragic circumstances. Despite the band’s obscure history and disappearance, their music remains relevant, inspiring later punk legends. Proceeds from the reissued single support racial justice efforts today. Listen to AK-47’s powerful punk single and learn the story behind the anthem against police racism.

 "Go For It" is the natural evolution. The album of achieved maturity.

 The Stiff Little Fingers are an extraordinary band, capable of representing the sentiment of a generation.

Go For It is the third and final studio album by Stiff Little Fingers, showing their musical maturity and evolution. While ranked below their earlier releases, it remains an important work with memorable reggae-punk hybrids. The album features original tracks like "Roots, Radicals, Rockers and Reggae" that have become classics. It captures the band's ability to represent a generation with compelling, engaging street-style rock'n'roll. Forty years later, it still holds value for punk fans seeking depth beyond the genre's raw beginnings. Listen to Stiff Little Fingers' Go For It and explore punk’s mature side today!

 If you have faith, you believe the story went like that.

 Gabba gabba! Don’t be a bastard, use your head and follow your heart.

This imaginative review narrates the origins and impact of the Ramones' debut album with a passionate and theatrical storytelling style. It highlights the chaotic energy and underground culture surrounding the band’s rise. The review frames the album as pivotal in punk rock history and embraces the rebellious spirit that defines the Ramones. It also evokes nostalgic and mythic qualities attached to the band’s journey. Explore the wild tale behind the Ramones' groundbreaking debut — listen to the album and relive punk rock history!

 Core de Roma!

 This vinyl’s cover screams too, with 14 killer bands inside. All killer no filler, to put it like Jerry Lee Lewis.

This review evokes nostalgia for Rome’s gritty punk scene centered around the Ostiense gasometer. Mamma Roma's Kids’ vinyl album Rock These Ancient Ruins reconnects past and present punk energy with raw, street-smart rock. Featuring 14 bands, it honors both new and veteran artists who keep the spirit alive despite the city’s fading music venues. The vinyl-only release and evocative cover art emphasize a proud stance in today's music landscape. Explore the raw spirit of Rome’s punk scene—listen to Mamma Roma’s Kids’ vinyl Rock These Ancient Ruins now!

 I just knew what I liked, what I wanted to hold in my hand, and what sounds I wanted to hear.

 Without the electric guitar there is no rock 'n' roll.

The review highlights Brad Tolinski and Alan Di Perna’s book as an engaging and fast-paced tribute to the history and heroes of the electric guitar. It details personal reflections on Eddie Van Halen and other guitar legends, emphasizing passion over mere technical skill. Filled with anecdotes and insightful stories, the book is praised for making the guitar’s story accessible and inspiring to readers of all knowledge levels. It positions the electric guitar as essential to rock 'n' roll. Discover the epic history of the electric guitar—read or listen to this captivating book and explore the stories behind rock's greatest heroes!

 Wilko whose electric guitar is like a machine gun, like Jimi Hendrix, like Pete Townshend.

 If you’re too cultured for the doctor and you don’t set foot in pubs because they smell of sweat, put on a video with Wilko, even turn down the volume, and you’ll understand everything instantly.

This review revisits Dr. Feelgood’s album Down by the Jetty, challenging initial punk biases against pub rock. It highlights the raw energy of Wilko Johnson’s guitar and Lee Brilleaux’s vocals, connecting their work to punk’s spirit. The author reflects on the genre’s overlooked importance and urges listeners to experience key tracks for themselves. It presents Dr. Feelgood as an essential bridge between pub rock and punk. Listen to Down by the Jetty and discover the raw spirit that shaped pub rock and influenced punk legends.

 "Flamingo, from the first time I put the needle on the vinyl up to today, for me, it is the Groovies' most beautiful album."

 "If the Rolling Stones had become fixated on Sun Records instead of Chess Records, well, then they would have been the Flamin Groovies."

The review discusses the Flamin' Groovies' 1970 album Flamingo as a seminal proto-punk rock record that captures thunderous energy and timeless appeal. It highlights the band's evolution from Roy Loney's era to Chris Wilson's influence and praises standout tracks like "Heading for the Texas Border." The album is celebrated for its roots in classic rock while inspiring future generations. The reviewer shares a personal journey of discovering the band and emphasizes curiosity in appreciating their music. Dive into the fiery rock spirit of Flamingo and experience the roots of proto-punk with Flamin' Groovies today!