The Stingrays' 1979 debut for Heartbeat Records captures the raw energy of their live shows. It remains a quintessential example of the SoCal garage rock sound.
- The album was recorded at Total Recall Studios in Los Angeles. It was produced by Paul Rocco, who also worked with The Runaways. The record was later reissued by SST Records in 1984.
- The album's raw sound and aggressive energy made it an underground hit. It influenced later punk and garage rock bands. The Stingrays toured extensively in support of the album, playing numerous small clubs and venues.
- 'Sound' was initially released on vinyl in October 1979. It featured ten tracks, including the fan favorite "Faster Than the Speed of Night." The album artwork was designed by artist Raymond Pettibon.
The Stingrays were a garage rock band from Los Angeles. They were active in the Southern California punk scene of the late 1970s.
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