No Prisoners

We recorded our debut album in three days and the music should speak for itself, but that’s not how it works, and we sound like a bunch of arrogant snobs if we stick to that, even though it’s true, but I know it’s necessary to cut through all the noise to make your own kind of noise – well, wouldn’t you know it, that just happens to be what we love doing most in life, and so we play high-energy, low- cost medium rare falafel punk rock with a lust for love and a love for life and, in a way, death, and we sing lyrics that are about no idea what they’re really about, but the combination of some of these words is even better than the Bible – well, at least better than the second half if you ask me, but nobody asks, yet I’ll tell you anyway: we’re a pretty amazing band, and that groove, oh boy, don’ 't get me started. We sound so much like ourselves that we can only try to describe our music by listing other first-class bands we listen to whilst driving in our third-hand cars and talk about the Second World War and The Fifth Element. Bands like The Wipers and Hüsker Dü and Buzzcocks, and I think Meshuggah too, even though we can’t play that well, or The Kinks, even though we don’t smell that good. Anyway, go and listen to our debut album; it’s called 13 Songs For Good Luck and there are 10 tracks on it, and before I forget, we’re called No Prisoners, baby