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 In 1979, the Germs were probably the most extreme rock band on the planet, alongside the English Motorhead.

 Behind the sonic ferocity, one perceives a bitter and disillusioned aftertaste, which makes the album... the terminal point of a descending parable that led to the end of every utopia.

The Germs’ only LP, (GI), released in 1979, is a pivotal album in hardcore punk history. It blends raw punk aggression with innovative melodic bass lines by Lorna Doom, and conveys themes of tragedy and disillusionment. The album marks an important sonic evolution in extreme rock that influenced many genres and artists to come. Discover the raw power and lasting influence of The Germs' (GI)—listen now and dive into punk history!

 This first EP... contains 8 jewels, 8 poems imbued with melodies drowned in the chaos of guitars.

 Squirrel Bait brood over the past of an entire 'kid generation.'

This review praises Squirrel Bait's 1985 EP as a crucial transitional record bridging hardcore punk with emerging grunge, indie, and emo styles. The music reflects mature, introspective themes and sophisticated guitar interplay, influencing legendary bands like Nirvana and Slint. The EP captures the bittersweet reflection of youth growing into adulthood and is seen as an essential release in underground rock history. Listen to Squirrel Bait's groundbreaking EP and explore the roots of modern grunge and emo music!