At times sounding like the evil precursor to punk metal (the title track) and at other times sounding like the Bay City Rollers with an attitude ("It's Alright"), Slaughter & the Dogs were one of the more diverse punk bands to grace the British scene. British punk was always slightly more blues-based than any other country's take on the genre, and Slaughter & the Dogs had a decent grasp on this aspect of the genre. Their songs had more tiny guitar flourishes and they came the closes...   [ read more ]

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20 Years of memories went flying past me. It was like someone threw 20,000 volts through my arse.' Says Wayne Barratt, Slaughter & The Dogs vocalist. 'You see this sea of Punk Rockers in front of you and ask yourself: Is this for real?' He was of course talking about the Dogs fever pitched set at the 1996 Holidays In The Sun festival in Blackpool, England. After starting their career supporting Punk legends The Sex Pistols, gaining a prestigious recording deal with Decca Records and being cited by many ...   [ read more ]

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