What does Ass Cobra sound like?

A chaotic blend of punk energy and satirical humor delivered with relentless riffs and provocative lyrics. Rooted in hard rock and punk. Start with "A Dazzling Display of Talent".

Is Ass Cobra a good place to start with Turbonegro?

Yes, Ass Cobra is recommended as a starting point for new Turbonegro listeners. A chaotic blend of punk energy and satirical humor delivered with relentless riffs and provocative lyrics. Released in 1996, Ass Cobra was Turbonegro's third studio album, following their 1994 effort, Hot Cars and Spent Contraceptives. At this point, the band was solidifying its identity within the glam punk scene, gaining traction in both Norway and internationally. This album marked a significant moment as they began to cultivate a more distinct sound that would later define their legacy.

Who is Ass Cobra for?

Ass Cobra works well if you're into short bursts of chaotic energy, absurd irreverence for wild nights and quick hits for party ignition.

How many songs are on Ass Cobra?

Ass Cobra has 14 tracks, running approximately 31 minutes.

Released 30 years ago

Ass Cobra

Turbonegro · 1996

31 min · 14 tracks · hard rock

A chaotic blend of punk energy and satirical humor delivered with relentless riffs and provocative lyrics.

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Top tracks — play these first

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A Dazzling Display of Talent Start here — establishes the sonic palette early
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The Midnight NAMBLA — This track exemplifies the band's controversial style, merging humor and shock value while critiquing societal norms surrounding sexuality. Its boldness encapsulates the fearless spirit of the album.
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I Got Erection — With its catchy chorus and tongue-in-cheek lyrics, this song stands out as an anthem of reckless abandon and youthful exuberance, showcasing Turbonegro's signature punk energy.
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Raggare Is a Bunch of Motherfuckers — This track combines driving rhythms with pointed social commentary on car culture in Sweden, reflecting Turbonegro's knack for satire wrapped in high-octane punk rock.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short bursts of chaotic energy
absurd irreverence for wild nights
quick hits for party ignition
playful anthems with friends

Maybe skip if you

seekers of long tracks
prefer polished, refined sounds

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This album helped solidify Turbonegro's identity within the punk rock community.
Themes: Norwegian punk satire· car culture critique· youthful rebellion anthems
Career context: Released in 1996, Ass Cobra was Turbonegro's third studio album, following their 1994 effort, Hot Cars and Spent Contraceptives. At this point, the band was solidifying its identity within the glam punk scene, gaining traction in both Norway and internationally. This album marked a significant moment as they began to cultivate a more distinct sound that would later define their legacy.
Stylistic neighbors: The Hellacopters· The Darkness· New York Dolls