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GBH

GBH

hardcore punk, street punk

United Kingdom Est. 1978

"A relentless barrage of driving rhythms and aggressive riffs creates a high-octane atmosphere that compels movement and engagement."

Quick Start

A good place to start with GBH is…

Perfume and Piss

Perfume and Piss

2010
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Career Arc

GBH's discography from 1981 to 2010

1981 1995 2010
Leather, Bristles, Studs... (1981) City Baby Attacked by Rat... (1982) Leather, Bristles, No Sur... (1982) Sick Boy (1982) Give Me Fire/Man Trap (1982) No Survivors (1982) Catch 23/Hellhole (1983) City Babys Revenge (1984) Do What You Do (1984) Midnight Madness and Beyo... (1986) Oh No, It's GBH Again (1986) No Need to Panic (1987) Wot a Bargain (1988) A Fridge Too Far (1989) No Survivors (1989) From Here to Reality (1990) Church of the Truly Warpe... (1992) Live in Japan (1993) Punk Junkies (1996) Punk As F*ck (1999)
GBH stands as a cornerstone of the punk movement, marking an era where raw energy and defiance coalesced into anthems that resonated with disenfranchised youth.
GBH stands as a cornerstone of the punk movement, marking an era where raw energy and defiance coalesced into anthems that resonated with disenfranchised youth. Their music encapsulates the urgency of rebellion, channeling a visceral response to societal discontent that remains relevant across generations. By embodying the spirit of working-class struggle, GBH has influenced countless bands and invigorated scenes, prompting audiences to embrace chaos as a form of liberation. At the heart of GBH's approach is their relentless energy and commitment to authenticity. Their sound emerges from a blend of aggressive instrumentation and unyielding rhythms, fostering an environment where catharsis is not just welcomed but demanded. This sonic ferocity is paired with a live performance ethos that transforms venues into electric battlegrounds, creating a shared experience that emphasizes unity in rebellion. Their songwriting often navigates themes of alienation, social injustice, and the harsh realities of urban life, delivered through a gritty lens that balances irony with sincerity. The band's voice cuts through ambiguity, providing sharp narratives that resonate deeply with listeners seeking connection amid disenchantment. GBH’s direct yet evocative tone captures moments of both despair and resilience, transforming personal struggles into universal calls for action.

Full discography

GBH's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

24 releases • 13 albums • 11 EPS • 1981–2010
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Cruel & Unusual album by GBH

Cruel & Unusual

2004

Punk Rock Ambulance album by GBH

Punk Rock Ambulance

2001

Punk As F*ck album by GBH

Punk As F*ck

1999

Wot a Bargain album by GBH

Wot a Bargain

1988

Oh No, It's GBH Again album by GBH

Oh No, It's GBH Again

1986

Do What You Do album by GBH

Do What You Do

1984

Catch 23/Hellhole album by GBH

Catch 23/Hellhole

1983

Sick Boy album by GBH

Sick Boy

1982

Give Me Fire/Man Trap album by GBH

Give Me Fire/Man Trap

1982

No Survivors album by GBH

No Survivors

1982

Leather, Bristles, Studs & Acne album by GBH

Leather, Bristles, Studs & Acne

1981

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Timeline

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does GBH sound like?

A relentless barrage of driving rhythms and aggressive riffs creates a high-octane atmosphere that compels movement and engagement. Rooted in hardcore punk and street punk. Start with Perfume and Piss.

What is the best GBH album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Perfume and Piss" (2010). It's the most representative of what makes GBH worth hearing.

Who is GBH for?

If you're into hardcore punk and street punk, GBH is worth your time. A relentless barrage of driving rhythms and aggressive riffs creates a high-octane atmosphere that compels movement and engagement.

How many albums does GBH have?

GBH has 24 releases in their discography, including 13 albums and 11 EPs.

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