Humourless bandname? Check. Politically themed lyrics? Check. Black and white sleeve with scenes of war on the cover? You bet. These Brighton veterans know what they want to do, and that is crusty, mid-tempo punk rock with the occasional solo. It’s definitely nothing out the ordinary, but they sure do it well, with rocking, catchy riffs you’ll actually remember later, and great, drunken, guttural vocals. For what was originally a demo release, it also sounds really good too.
