U.K. Subs - Another Kind of Blues

The U.k. Subs' debut can easily stand alongside any other punk classics released during its heyday. Musically, The Subs are similar to the early Clash, but where The Clash spit out balls of fiery rage, The Subs leaven their bile with sardonic humor. "Tomorrow's Girls" imagines a futuristic Venus who "will be pre-programmed," and the music spits out a hilarious series of mock computer beeps. "Crash Course" promises staid executives that, just by listening to The Subs' music and buying up the right clothes, they, too, can "learn" punk rock. Read More