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Ya you can hear The Penetrators in their music

The heartfelt vocals and tight rhythms on all 10 originals and two covers (Easybeats and Dutch Outsiders killers) will be reason enough to convince you that this band is the best new thing in town

They got bigger in 1994 when their Chrysalis Records debut Primitive Enema was nearly banned from sale in a Massachusetts town after one mother heard her 12-year-old daughter listening to Primitive Enema

and underground indie pop that reflects the urgency of a bunch of young bucks trying to get their "message" out

Being inspired by the New York and British punk scenes that were just starting to form back than the Clap took their own unique landscape as a punk band from the midwest and incorporated that into their own sound

Burn The Boats- From Under The Waves LP ~RARE BURGUNDY RED MARBLE WAX! Social Napalm Ya you can hear TheBurn The Boats From Under The Waves LP. Take some of the longest running punks in the Houston scene and have them listen to Doom and Thrash Metal for 24hrs a day and you get Burn The Boats. Burn the Boats bring back old school Thrash with songs that center around old Greek mytholocgial themes. They dont really sound like any one band in particular, but if they were on a bill with, lets say, Death Angel, Forbidden, and Testament theyd fit right in and