RIPPERS - A Gut Feeling LP 50-60s from lo–fi garage–punk to basement

from lo–fi garage–punk to basement prog: acid–fuzz guitars

where Kelly fires up with a band of long-time musical friends

was given mainstream attention when Nirvana covered two tracks off the record and Kurt Cobain announced it was one of the primary influences on his group

” “Refuse to Pay the Dues” (a sure-fire cornerstone of any Greatest Hits package assembled) and “Platinum Janitor” confront living in rock ’n’ roll with an honesty bordering on the sadistic

RIPPERS - A Gut Feeling LP 50-60s from lo–fi garage–punk to basementThe fifth foot long (their 3rd for Slovenly) from Sardinian rhythm n beat powerhouse THE RIPPERS! Super tough mod punk snarl and freak beat floorstompers with galloping tom toms on Pain recall Billy Childishs Native American worship channeling Buddy Holly, while No One Cares delivers hair splitting harp wail in the grand tradition of Slim Harpos finest Excello Records sides as interpreted by The UKs sharpest degenerate 60s rockers. Stop to Drive Me