You know what to expect from The Cramps – punk, rockabilly and garage rock colliding in a gloriously sleazy pile up of distorted twang and deviant attitude. The A-side is a trademark take on those late 50s/early 60s tunes dedicated to the twist dance craze, enough said. It comes backed with the garage-powered ‘Confessions of a Psycho Cat’ and the more pscyhobilly-slanted, thoroughly howling ‘No Club Lone Wolf’.
Capturing a raw energy that channels the rebellious spirit of classic rock & roll with gritty guitar riffs, infectious rhythms and an undeniable sense of fun, this is a standout late-career highlight.
The Fat Angel Sings 