Dozen Girls
The Damned · 1982
4 tracks · new wave · punk · gothic rock
A vibrant clash of punk energy and new wave melodies with gothic undertones permeating the atmosphere.
Dozen Girls is a single by The Damned, released in 1982. A vibrant clash of punk energy and new wave melodies with gothic undertones permeating the atmosphere. The album was notable for its blending of genres, contributing to the evolving sound of British rock in the early 80s. Although not as commercially successful as previous albums, it has garnered cult status and critical appreciation for its innovative approach within the post-punk scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Dozen Girls sound like?
A vibrant clash of punk energy and new wave melodies with gothic undertones permeating the atmosphere. Rooted in new wave and punk.
What makes Dozen Girls by The Damned notable?
The album was notable for its blending of genres, contributing to the evolving sound of British rock in the early 80s. Although not as commercially successful as previous albums, it has garnered cult status and critical appreciation for its innovative approach within the post-punk scene. By 1982, The Damned were transitioning from their punk roots into more experimental territories. 'Dozen Girls' marked their fifth studio album, following the commercially successful 'Strawberries' in 1982, showcasing a shift towards new wave influences while retaining their signature punk edge.
How many songs are on Dozen Girls?
Dozen Girls has 4 tracks.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Dozen Girls Standout
- 2 Take That Standout
- 3 Mine's a Large One, Landlord
- 4 Torture Me Standout
Release Date
September 17, 1982
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
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