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When The Bad Rackets explode from your stereo, you're thrust back to a moment in time when punk rock actually rocked ... when the power in power pop came from snarling guitars and adolescent fury ... when music from the garage was not retro, but faced forward with a fresh sneer. With the release of Full On Blown Apart, the debut CD from The Bad Rackets, that moment is right now. Featuring melodies written at the altar of The Ramones and The Buzzcocks, guitar echoes of Cheetah Chrome and Johnny Thunders, and a rhythm section that could've belonged to The Damned or The Saints, The Bad Rackets have delivered a timeless thirteen-track joyride.
When The Bad Rackets explode from your stereo, you're thrust back to a moment in time when punk rock actually rocked ... when the power in power pop came from snarling guitars and adolescent fury ... when music from the garage was not retro, but faced forward with a fresh sneer. With the release of Full On Blown Apart, the debut CD from The Bad Rackets, that moment is right now. Featuring melodies written at the altar of The Ramones and The Buzzcocks, guitar echoes of Cheetah Chrome and Johnny Thunders, and a rhythm section that could've belonged to The Damned or The Saints, The Bad Rackets have delivered a timeless thirteen-track joyride.
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