The Stranglers' debut album, "Rattus Norvegicus," is a foundational text of British punk, predating many of the genre's more polished releases with its raw aggression and dark, often controversial, lyrical themes.
- The album reached number 4 in the UK charts.
- The album was produced by Paul Riley and The Stranglers.
- The album features their early hit singles "Grip" and "Peaches."
The Stranglers are a British rock band formed in Guildford, Surrey, in 1974. They are known for their distinctive blend of punk, post-punk, and new wave, often characterized by their aggressive sound and politically charged lyrics. In 1977, The Stranglers were at the forefront of the burgeoning UK punk scene, releasing their debut album which would become a landmark of the genre.
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