Songs About Chocolate & Girls Part 69
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Bands Covered: D Generation, Deh Pills, Dehumanized, Delincuencia Sonora, Delmar, Denuncia, and Depressing Clam.
There are 10 reviews this time
D Generation Self-Titled
NY band featuring Jesse Malin from Heart Attack playing Temu Guns ‘N Roses glammy hard rock. (Chrysalis, 1994) YouTube
D Generation No Lunch
Much better this time around, snappy melodic punk songs that still have a rock feel, but it works this time. (Columbia, 1996) Spotify
D Generation Through the Darkness
And then they lose it. Almost an hour-long album of loud boring rock. (C2Records, 1998) Spotify
Deh Pills Perfet Day!?!
From Livorno, Italy Deh Pill’s one and only album starts off with a couple of hardcore thrashers but then goes into some Ramonescore. (SuperSonic Refridge Records, 1999) Not currently streaming
Dehumanized Problems First
SoCal hardcore with a bit of Dead Kennedys flavor tossed in for good measure. (New Red Archives, 1999) Spotify
Delincuencia Sonora El Arte de Atontar
DS is from Madrid, Spain and have been around since 1981. This album is only their second and it’s rocking punk with some traditional influences. Everything is sung in Spanish. (Action! Records, 1999) Spotify
Delmar Bugs Will Die By the Truckload
From Argentina Delmar play tuneful popcore not unlike ALL or Big Drill Car. And look, I understand this a discography, so I expect live tracks and what not, but those demo tracks are horrendous. (Ugly Reords, 1998) Spotify
Denuncia Parate y Piesnsa
Even though Denuncia’s only album is sung completely in Spanish I can tell there’s a goofy edge to their melodic punk. (Discos Suicidas, 1998) YouTube
Depressing Claim Radio Surf
Ramonescore from Castellón, Spain. Most of the songs are sung in Spanish besides the cover of “The Kids are Alright” by the Who and “Slug” by the Ramones. (No Tomorrow, 1995) Spotify
Depressing Claim Solo Di Si
The follow up is slightly more pop orientated and includes some female vocals as backups or even lead with the cover of “Backseat Love” by Nikki and The Corvettes. (No Tomorrow, 1998) Spotify
Until next time,
