- Music
- 18 Mar 10
Troublegum
Sure Therapy? could blast out the kind of chunky riffs that have mosh-pits seething the world over – but, unlike many of their leaden, plaid-wearing contemporaries, they could do much, much more besides. Troublegum, their commercial high-water mark, is what happens when you take the paint-stripping American hardcore of Big Black and Black Flag, some vintage Bowie, a handful of the Ulster punk staples (The ‘Tones, Rudi, and The Stiffs) and leave them to fight it all out in a sack. Superb.
No 31 in 2009, as voted for by over 200 Irish musicians. Down from No 25 in 2004.
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