Civet

Los Angeles-based punk rock group Civet has made a name for themselves with their upbeat and powerful sound. They are most known for the songs "Take Me Away," "Son Of A Bitch," "All I Want," "Gin and Tonic," "Hell Hath No Fury," "Can't Go Back," "Alibis," "You Get What You Pay For," "L.A. Nights," and "Buy My Love."

Strong vocals and a catchy chorus on "Take Me Away" will have you singing along in no time. Fans love "Son Of A Bitch" because of the fast-paced guitar riffs and percussion beats, and "All I Want" demonstrates the band's aptitude at fusing punk rock and pop influences. "Hell Hath No Fury" is ideal for times you need to blow off some steam, while "Gin and Tonic" is an upbeat music that will get you moving.

While "Alibis" has a darker, more menacing tone, "Can't Go Back" has a slower beat and sentimental lyrics. While "L.A. Nights" pays homage to the band's city, "You Get What You Pay For" is a dynamic mash-up of punk and rock influences. A high-energy track called "Buy My Love" rounds out the collection and will leave you wanting more.

Overall, the best songs of Civet show off their talent for producing frantic, upbeat punk rock that will have you dancing and singing along. They stand out from other bands in the genre with their distinctive fusion of punk and rock influences, and you'll be captivated by their strong vocals and catchy guitar riffs.

The Los Angeles-based punk rock group Civet has so far put out two albums. Love & War, their most recent album, was released in 2011. Eleven songs total on the album display the group's unbridled energy and punk rock mindset. With its raging guitars and hammering rhythms, "L.A. Nights," the album's opening track, establishes the mood for the remainder of the record. The album also features the notable songs "Son of a Bitch" and "All I Want." Love & War is a good album overall that will be enjoyed by punk rock music aficionados.

Hell Hath No Fury, Civet's previous album, was released in 2008. The ten songs on the CD are better produced than the band's prior material. "Trust Me," the album's debut song, was played on punk rock radio stations all over the country. The CD also included the outstanding songs "Bad Luck" and "Extra." An excellent album, Hell Hath No Fury shows the band's progression as musicians.

The strong, upbeat style of Civet's music sets it apart. The lyrics of the band frequently address topics such as relationships, empowerment, and rebellion. Punk rock enthusiasts will enjoy the band's straightforward, no-frills style of music. Civet is a band that punk rock enthusiasts should take a look at since they have released two good albums.