English rock band formed in London, led by James Johnston; active since 1988 and known for a raw, swampy blend of post-punk, garage and blues influences.

Formed in London in 1988. Core member James Johnston is frequently cited in reviews. The band's sound has been described as dark, cinematic and rooted in garage/post-punk and blues traditions.

DeBaser hosts two enthusiastic reviews of Gallon Drunk that praise the band's raw, swampy garage/post-punk sound and cinematic intensity. Reviewers highlight tracks like "Ruby", "The Last Gasp", "Some Fool's Mess" and cover interpretations such as "Miserlou". The coverage emphasises James Johnston's vocal and guitar presence and the band's tribal, bluesy energy.

For:Listeners who enjoy dark garage/post-punk and blues-tinged rock, fans of Nick Cave, The Cramps and raw, cinematic rock

  " Morricone is like God, I could sacrifice the most precious thing I own to him: my unemployment card" James Johnston, 1991.

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 "Some Fool's Mess," a garage of infernal-tribal dance devastated by explosions of an organ of SisterRay-ana memory and recited-screamed by the most ferocious and drunken psychopath...

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