About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Numb Nuts' was released in 2000, Snuff had established themselves as a staple in the UK punk scene with a solid discography. This album followed their acclaimed release 'Demmamussabebonk' from 1998, showcasing their continued evolution in sound and style while maintaining their characteristic irreverence.
Why it matters
'Numb Nuts' is significant for its concise track lengths, reflecting the band's punk ethos and contributing to the genre's DIY spirit. The album received positive reviews, highlighting its unique blend of humor and aggression, which helped cement Snuff’s position within the skate-punk movement of the early 2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Fuck Off" — At just 35 seconds long, this track encapsulates the raw energy and irreverent attitude that defines the album, serving as a bold statement right from the start.
- "Numb Nuts" — The title track combines catchy hooks with sardonic lyrics, making it a standout example of the band's ability to balance humor and musicality.
- "It’s a Long Way Down" — This track showcases Snuff's knack for memorable melodies paired with biting lyrics, highlighting their punk rock roots while pushing creative boundaries.
Release Date
January 1, 2000
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Pixies 2:16
- 2 It’s a Long Way Down 2:34
- 3 SQII 2:28
- 4 Marbles 2:23
- 5 Numb Nuts 1:52
- 6 Reach 2:21
- 7 Another Wet Weekend at the Tundra Theme Park 2:31
- 8 EFL Vs Concrete 2:35
- 9 Fuck Off 0:35
- 10 Yuki 2:20
- 11 Hilda Ogden and the Thick Plottens 1:55
- 12 Soup of the Day 1:45
- 13 Cake 0:04
- 14 Bottom of the River 2:38
- 15 Chalk Me Down for More (remix) 1:44
- 16 Romeo & Juliet (new version) 2:11
- 17 Rockafeller Skank (Punk Soul Rebel mix) 1:42