Nottingham punks New Generation Superstars (https://www.facebook.com/newgenrocks) have been around for over 2 decades but, as proved by their new album Agree to Disagree, they're as good as ever.
Over the years there's been tours galore (in front of their rabid fans The Bastard Division), line up changes and mainstream attention. The one constant has been their ability to put out catchy punk n roll anthems. You'll have to look hard to find a bad song amongst their back catalogue.
The new album is released on the band's own Underdog Records label on coloured vinyl, cd and digital download. It's a collection of 14 songs which should be played loud ("if it's too loud, you're too old"). It's music to bounce around to, proper life affirming stuff. Nothing too complicated, just a whole bunch of fun.
You can get it here : https://newgenerationsuperstars.bandcamp.com/album/agree-to-disagree
The next single from the album is going to be Radio, a fond look back at the radio stars of yesteryear and I'm going to play that on this week's Just Some Punk Songs show later today : https://www.facebook.com/events/302955555479148/
For the blog though I'll go with this one. It reminds me a little of She's The One by The Ramones with a few added backing chants. It's a very infectious ditty and it's called She's No Fun...
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