Rotten Mind - Rat City Dog Boy

Rotten Mind - Rat City Dog BoyCombining elements of 77'punk, post punk and garage rock, Swedish indie force Rotten Mind are back with their fourth full length album. With Rat City Dog Boy, Rotten Mind returns to their musical roots while embracing new influences to create an album that sounds both fresh and vintage, making Rotting Mind appealing to old school punks as well as newfound lovers of the scene.

Music inserts from the LPs Seven Up (Ash Ra Temple and Timothy Leary)

"Die When You Die" is arguably the most famous Gg Allin song and this album features the original

" in "Incorruptible" is from 1 Corinthians 15:55

1977's Hear & Now was the only solo album Cherry recorded for Atlantic

in collaboration with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

not an electronic one - but all the groove-based influences

including some fascinating ones like 'Bitches'

" Lost for over 50 years

"These songs are personal to me

Right before the release of their undisputed '85 masterpiece First And Last And Always

trading vulnerable verses

which makes them one of the most successful German rock bands