Hippycrack Pissdeads - Hippycrack Pissdeads

Review by Dan Scoular

Hippycrack Pissdeads' self-titled album is a wild and raucous ride through the world of punk rock. From the opening chords of "Fist in the Air" to the closing notes of "Anarchy in the Streets," the band never lets up on their frenetic energy and raw sound.

The album is filled with catchy, anthemic tracks that are sure to get audiences moshing and singing along. Songs like "Punks Not Dead" and "Revolution Now" are perfect examples of the band's rebellious spirit and punk ethos.

The lyrics are politically charged and confrontational, taking aim at everything from conformity to authority. However, there is also a sense of humor and fun throughout the album, with tracks like "Beer and Skanks" and "I Wanna Be a Hippycrack Pissdead" showcasing the band's playful side.

Summary by Dan Scoular

Hippycrack Pissdeads' debut album is a must-listen for fans of punk rock. It's a high-energy, rebellious, and fun ride that will leave listeners wanting more.