[Review] The Damned: Damned Damned Damned (1977)
A landmark punk album played with remarkable precision, The Damned sounded like a machine gun next to the Pistols.
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[Review] The Damned: Music For Pleasure (1977)
The Damned get a second guitarist and the whole band writes material on their surprisingly solid second album.
The Damned: “Love Song” (1979)
The Damned come back from the dead with a vengeance on this classic punk single, just for you.
[Review] The Damned: Machine Gun Etiquette (1979)
The Damned self-destruct, then regroup without Brian James for this rapid-fire masterpiece.
[Review] The Damned: The Black Album (1980)
With their gothic tendencies brought to the fore, The Damned find themselves at an inverted crossroads between English punk and Edgar Allan Poe.
The Damned: “Dozen Girls” (1982)
The first fruits from Strawberries proved that you could still count on the band for damned good music.
[Review] The Damned: Strawberries (1982)
Their most sophisticated studio album yet, this brought the band new fans even as it cost them a few old fans.
[Review] The Damned: Phantasmagoria (1985)
The Damned return from the grave with a new album of gothic new wave music, but where is the Captain?
[Review] The Damned: Mindless, Directionless, Energy. Live At The Lyceum 1981 (1987)
A live concert recording during what must have been a full moon, since the band plays like animals.