THE CHATS Say/Scream/Yell Loud And Clear ‘GET FUCKED’ Like It’s 1977 All Over Again

21 August 2022

Band: THE CHATS
Who: Three punks from Australia who
turn up the havoc decibels since 2016.

New album: GET FUCKED – 2nd LP

NME: “The group don’t preach their politics; ‘Get Fucked’ is simply a defiant
middle-finger to those in charge, as The Chats strive to offer moments of joy in
a world that seems very much against that mission.”
Full review here. Score 4/5.

TUTV: These Australian kick-ass dogs have an unstoppable appetite for adrenalin
injected blitzkrieg slams, as we know, from their 2020 debut LP High Risk Behaviour.
A bulldozer of a record propelled by 70s punk-a-billy bricks. So far so good.

The bad news: with Get Fucked they just made a copy of the first one, but with lesser
top-notch tank tunes on. They keep on going to the same year – 1977 – for inspiration, musically and lyrically, which gets boring in the end, certainly when you sound exactly
like a 1977 band that fuck up their dad’s garage (they all did back then).

I don’t understand the jubilant press this trio’s get. But as long as everybody’s happy, I’m happy too. Although I’m sure that The Chats will stick their middle finger in my eyes and yell get fucked in my ears when they hear about this review.

GET FUCKED


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THE CHATS: Facebook

Kick-Ass Debut Album By Australian Punks THE CHATS Out Now! Here’s ‘HIGH RISK BEHAVIOUR’…

Old and new albums to make your day

31 March 2020

THE CHATS are a kick-ass no brakes punk band out of Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. Three young wolves with an unstoppable appetite for adrenalin injected blitzkrieg slams. They toured with stone rock icons Queens Of the Stone Age and living legend Iggy Pop. Their red-hot-blooded debut album ‘HIGH RISK BEHAVIOUR’ is out now. A powerhouse longplayer filled with kamikaze outbursts you can pogo to until you drop, like in the good old days. Imagine Richard hell on speed going nuts. Nasty riffs, vicious licks, razor hooks, and raging Jello Biafra vocals.

NME wrote: “The rough’n’ready trio call their ramshackle sound ‘shed rock’, and often sound like they’re about to blow the roof clean off… debut album ‘High Risk Behaviour’ is stuffed with the chaotic energy that the band has always held dear. From gruff opener ‘Stinker’, which sounds like the Sex Pistols sped the hell up, through to the infectious smirk of ‘The Clap’ – all gang vocals and hand claps – and the ‘Dookie’-esque ‘Do What I Want’, The Chats celebrate having a good time, whatever your surroundings.” Full review here. Score: 4/5.

Stream/purchase album here…


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Singles…

– THE CLAP –

– PUB FEED –

– DINE N DASH –

THE CHATS: Facebook – NME interview