Музыка и песни The Good, The Bad and The Zugly / The Good, The Bad and The Zugly

What we have here is an example of classic white trash punk rock from Oslo! THE GOOD THE BAD & THE ZUGLY has released three 7" this far and have quickly become underground darlings in their hometown. With producers Bjarte Lund Rolland (guitarist of Kvelertak) and Ruben Willem (guitarist of Haust), the kids that grew up with Turbonegro and Anal Babes are now doing their own thing. Absorbing plenty of filth and speed from the school of GG Allin and Poison Idea and adding a snotty and absurd sense of humour, these young men have created a new breed of punk rock that is as repulsive as it is irresistable. 500 copies on black vinyl. Artwork by Johannes Höie. Record Label: Fysisk Format Style: Punk/Hardcore

Behold! The debut album by Norwegian scum punk revivalists in The Good the Bad and the Zugly! Oslo is widely regarded as the ugliest capital in the world. It's no wonder then that the city is breeding some of the most distasteful music that is around. The proudest example of this standard Oslo-filth is Fysisk Format's newest signing: The Good the Bad & the Zugly. The Good the Bad & The Zugly has produced four 7" that have caused shock and awe amongst Norwegian natives and brought comparisons to Dead Boys and GG Allin, as well as label-mates Haraball and Haust. Their debut album is entitled, Anti World Music and is produced by Tommy Manboy of Silver and Turbonegro. So frothingly angry, that it brings associations to the darkness and hatred of their black metal fellow countrymen. Musically, it's incredibly tight, tough and catchy. The lyrics range from downright stupid "I ain't got no job" to more substantial songs. "Reaction Formation" is a layered thing about the psychoanalytic defence mechanism when people go from one extreme to another, where middle ground is not an optional lifestyle. A true story about a friend of the band, who went from being an avid punk rocker to joining Al-Quaida, and another who went from being a junkie rock star to a Scientologist. Songs like "Smoke 'em " with the lyrics, "out in the park, smoking doobies, with the good, the bad and the zugly groupies" and "Call The Cops" (I don't give a fuck) speak for themselves Record Label: Fysisk Format Style: Punk