What makes Time's Up by Buzzcocks notable?

'Time's Up' features a sound that reflects the band's roots while also resonating with the evolving punk landscape of the early '90s. It received positive reviews for its raw energy, and tracks like 'Orgasm Addict' showcased their influence on later punk bands, continuing to inspire the genre's development. When 'Time's Up' was released in 1991, Buzzcocks were re-establishing their presence after a decade-long hiatus since their last studio album, 'The Way.' This album marked their return to the scene as they sought to reconnect with both old fans and a new generation emerging from the punk revival trend.