Mon 11 Nov 2019 to Sun 17 Nov 2019

Hard-Ons - So I Could Have Them Destroyed

This week's feature record comes from Sydney's punk rockers the Hard-Ons with their 12th studio album So I Could Have Them Destroyed. 

Formed in 1981 in the back streets of Western Sydney, the Hard-Ons have been called Australia's most commerically successful independent band with over 250,000 record sales. With a few iterations of the line-up since the 80s, the band welcomes back original founding member Keish De Silva (drums/vocals) for the record, alongside Peter Black (guitars/vocals), Ray Ahn (Bass), and Murray Ruse (drums).

Clocking in at a concise 30 minutes via 12 tracks, So I Could Have Them Destroyed sees the Hard-Ons distilling their best musical traits: brutal velocity, rampaging guitars, and beautiful harmonised vocals. Remarkably the record does not sound like any other Hard-Ons' release to date, rather it straddles the sweet spot between their treacherous and chaos-laden, free-for-all approach and the diamond-hard solidity their beautiful melodies crave and deserve.

Check out their track 'Oh, You're Crushed?' below and tune into PBS all week for your chance to win a copy of the album (members only). Not a member and want to win? Click here today!

Hard-Ons: Oh... Your Crushed?! (Official Music Video)


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