Nine Months To The Disco

Glaxo Babies' latest album, "Nine Months To The Discoin," is a wild, cacophonous ride through the depths of the post-punk underworld. This Bristol-based band has been making waves in the music scene since the late 1970s, and they show no signs of slowing down with this latest release. The opening track, "Frisking the Whiskers," sets the tone for the album with its dissonant guitars and off-kilter rhythms. It's a hauntingly beautiful start to a record that only gets weirder from there. "Post-Disco Panic" combines elements of disco and punk in a way that shouldn't work, but somehow does. One standout track is "Caffeine Dream," a frenetic ode to the highs and lows of modern life. The jangly guitars and pounding drums perfectly complement the manic energy of the lyrics. It's a song that begs to be played at full volume, preferably while dancing around your living room in your underwear. Overall, "Nine Months To The Disco" is a bold and unapologetic statement from a band that has never been afraid to push the boundaries of their sound. Glaxo Babies have managed to create an album that is both thought-provoking and danceable, a rare feat in the world of music today. So grab your glitter ball and your leather jacket, because this album is guaranteed to make you dance like no one is watching.