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Satanic Rites Of The Wildhearts finds THE WILDHEARTS shaping punk roughness, hard-rock thickness and dangerously catchy pop hooks into a 2025 album with a clear sense of
21st Century Love Songs gathers the Wildhearts’ punk impulse, hard-rock weight and power-pop melodic gift into one restless body of work.
Sliver & Gold captures Backyard Babies’ streetwise rock and roll without sanding away its rough edges.
Renaissance Men is The Wildhearts’ studio return after a long gap, packing punk impulse, power-pop melody and heavy guitar into compact, high-density songs.
Four by Four compresses Backyard Babies’ punk roughness, sleazy rock ’n’ roll and memorable choruses into one burst of energy.
Chutzpah! mixes The Wildhearts’ punk urgency with broad hard-rock melody in a sharp, compact form.
Backyard Babies channels punk urgency and glam-derived flash into short, rough rock songs.
Stop Us If You’ve Heard This One Before, Vol 1. packs The Wildhearts’ thick guitar, sudden turns and sly melodies into concise songs.
The Wildhearts packs rough guitar, sudden turns, and sweet melody into a self-titled statement.
People Like People Like People Like Us puts Backyard Babies’ punk-sprint energy and Swedish garage/sleaze-rock grit right at the front.
Stockholm Syndrome uses distorted guitar, rough vocals and punkish beat to make rock and roll with a dangerous scent.
The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed packs short, sharp guitar, restless rhythm and twisted melody into concise songs.
Making Enemies Is Good brings Backyard Babies’ street-rock roughness and punk speed into sharp riff-led songs.
Total 13 by BACKYARD BABIES: track list, Spotify player, music videos and English liner notes on METAL BOOST.
Endless, Nameless throws the Wildhearts’ strong melodic sense into noise, processed sound and ragged arrangement.
Fishing for Luckies pushes The Wildhearts’ punk roughness, power-pop sweetness and long twisted structures into the same space.
P.H.U.Q. throws together noisy guitars, punk speed and unexpectedly sweet melody with typical Wildhearts force.
Diesel and Power captures BACKYARD BABIES at a point where the later image is not yet fully fixed.
Earth vs The Wildhearts captures THE WILDHEARTS at a point where the later image is not yet fully fixed.