Good old-school punk just the way we like it! Dressed in outfits paying homage to Alex and the Droogs from *A Clockwork Orange* and sporting clown-like makeup, this group of friends from Ipswich is ready to blow up the screen.

When punk was emerging in England in the ’70s, The Adicts set the punk scene ablaze with their simple, energetic, and effective songs. Though perhaps less well-known than the legendary Ramones, The Clash, or the Sex Pistols, these guys from Suffolk remain a staple for connoisseurs of the genre. A standout from their career is the infectious *Songs of Praise* (1981), a collection of feverish, bouncy anthems that perfectly captures the spirit of the British punk movement.

In over forty years of activity, these wild Brits haven’t lost an ounce of their madness. The proof: in 2017, they released *And It Was So*, a fourteenth album true to the style that made them successful. An old-school, catchy, and slightly edgy album—the perfect remedy for purists of the genre.