Liquor, Women, Drugs & Killing

Description

For nearly 40 years, the Supersuckers have embodied the raw energy of rock'n'roll. Led by the charismatic Eddie Spaghetti (vocals/bass), the cult trio returns with their 12th album Liquor, Women, Drugs & Killing, released on Hardcharger Records / Blue Élan. Produced by their old friend Billy Joe Bowers, this record marks a return to basics: a powertrio sound, incisive, direct, and more focused than ever. It features everything that makes the band legendary: dark yet ironic lyrics, driven by an irresistible energy. From the blazing first single "Maybe I'm Just Messin' With You", cut from the Motorhead spirit, to offbeat and unifying tracks like "Volunteer", "Meaningful Songs" or "Unsolvable Problems", the album strings together anthems. Always unpredictable, funny, and furiously rock, the Supersuckers prove they haven't lost any of their bite: a cult band that continues to reinvent itself, with a record that breathes freedom and stage power.