The Albums 1979-85

The Vibrators, a band as old as your dad's favourite pair of socks, have reissued their albums from the golden years of 1979-85, encapsulating the raw energy and charm of punk rock's heyday. With titles like "V2", "Guilty" and "Alaska 127", these albums transport you back to a time when safety pins were fashion statements and spiky hair was the norm. Tracks like "Troops of Tomorrow" and "Nightmare in a Pink Bedroom" still thrash and wail with the same fervour as they did decades ago, proving that good music truly is timeless. The guitar riffs are as crunchy as a bag of crisps, the vocals as brash as a Brit on a stag do in Benidorm, and the energy as infectious as a rash from a dodgy festival porta-potty. While some may argue that punk is dead, The Vibrators show us that it's very much alive and kicking. These albums are a testament to the band's longevity and influence on the punk scene, serving as a reminder that sometimes old school is the best school. So grab your safety pins, spike up your hair, and crank up the volume on these reissued albums. The Vibrators may have been around for donkey's years, but their music still resonates with the rebellious spirit that made punk rock so iconic. Shimmy, shake, and slam dance your way through these albums - it's a riotous good time from start to finish.