About this album
Where they were
By the time Snuff released 'Demmamussabebonk' in 1996, they were establishing themselves firmly within the UK punk scene. This album followed their critically acclaimed release 'Snuff Said' and showcased their signature blend of humor and high-energy punk rock. The band was gaining momentum, often touring with other iconic acts, solidifying their reputation as a dynamic live band.
Why it matters
The album is notable for its clever lyrics and raw sound, contributing to Snuff's influence on the UK punk revival of the 1990s. It received positive reviews from various publications for its energetic compositions and engaging storytelling, further embedding the band's legacy within the genre. Tracks like 'Vikings' became anthems among hardcore punk fans, emphasizing Snuff's unique lyrical perspective.
Essential tracks
- "Vikings" — 'Vikings' opens the album with a burst of frenetic energy, perfectly encapsulating Snuff's blend of humor and hardcore punk spirit.
- "Defeat" — At just under two minutes, 'Defeat' exemplifies the band's ability to convey powerful emotions in a brief format, showcasing their lyrical sharpness.
- "Sunny Places" — 'Sunny Places' stands out with its catchy melody juxtaposed against darker themes, displaying Snuff's knack for blending lightness with gravity.
- "Batten Down the Hatches" — This track's rapid-fire pacing and humorous lyrics make it a quintessential example of Snuff's signature style, resonating well with fans.
Release Date
January 1, 1996
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Vikings 3:08
- 2 Defeat 1:58
- 3 Dicky Trois 2:11
- 4 Martin 2:10
- 5 Nick Northern 3:16
- 6 Batten Down the Hatches 1:38
- 7 G to D 2:17
- 8 Sunny Places 2:33
- 9 Horse and Cart 3:00
- 10 Squirrels 2:26
- 11 Cricklewood 2:36
- 12 B 2:18
- 13 Punchline 1:23
- 14 Who 3:09