Viagra Boys / Street Worms
Album: Street Worms   Collection:General
Artist:Viagra Boys   Added:Jan 2019
Label:Year0001  

A-File Activity
Add Date: 2019-01-22 Pull Date: 2019-03-26
Week Ending: Mar 24 Mar 17 Mar 10 Mar 3 Feb 24 Feb 17 Feb 10 Feb 3
Airplays: 3 4 1 1 1 1 2 2

Recent Airplay
1. Jul 29, 2022: Music Genealogy
Sports
4. Jul 27, 2021: Virtually Happy
Sports
2. Oct 10, 2021: Alien Hour
Sports
5. Jul 14, 2021: Totally A (rebroadcast from Feb 1, 2019)
Sports
3. Sep 12, 2021: Radiant Airwaves (rebroadcast from Mar 10, 2019)
Amphetanarchy
6. Jul 01, 2021: Magnetized Toner (rebroadcast from Mar 19, 2019)
Slow Learner

Album Review
Super Chuck
Reviewed 2019-01-17
Viagra Boys are a post-punk sextet from Stockholm, although you could easily assume that they’re Americans in listening to them with no prior knowledge. This is not only due to their devotion to writing post-punk songs in the ilk of The Men or Parquet Courts, or because singer Sebastian Murphy affects a Southern American drawl throughout, but because of the blues that is a distinctive vein running throughout new album Street Worms.

Post-Punk, New Wave

Like: The Stooges, Flasher, Iceage, Tropical Fuck Storm

FCC on: 5, 6

Play: 2, 3, 5

1.Down in the Basement (3:36) - Instant snarl, the rhythm section pulsing with restraint and grit to match Sleaford Mods.
2.Slow Learner (3:11) - A mix of electro sounds that also has a 70’s vibe but with an eighties feel.
3.Sports (3:57) - Tribal, mid-tempo drumbeat, surrealist Iggy Pop vocals.
4.Best in Show (1:48) - Whirlwind of unnerving synth squeaks.
5.Just Like You (5:31) - The bitter, vitriolic, particularly biting.
6.Shrimp Shack (6:11) - Brilliant rock cacophony.
7.Frogstrap (3:15) - Frenzied jolt to your ear, manic descending noise.
8.Worms (3:27) - One of the band’s most gruesome songs.
9.Amphetanarchy (5:46) - Chaotic rush that squeals, strangled saxophones and electronics on top of pummeling drums.

Track Listing
1. Down In The Basement   5. Just Like You
2. Slow Learner   6. Shrimp Shack
3. Sports   7. Frogstrap
4. Best In Show   8. Worms
  9. Amphetanarchy