The best GBH albums
13 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.
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City Baby Attacked by Rats
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1
Midnight Madness and Beyond
1986
A frenetic blend of hardcore punk energy and streetwise lyrics, driven by aggressive guitar riffs and relentless percussion.
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2
Church of the Truly Warped
1992
Frenzied guitars and relentless drumming collide with raw, unfiltered vocal intensity in a gritty punk soundscape.
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3
City Baby Attacked by Rats
1982
Raucous guitars and frantic drums collide in a relentless barrage of punk energy, capturing the chaotic spirit of early '80s UK hardcore.
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4
City Babys Revenge
1984
Raw, frenetic energy collides with sharp socio-political critiques delivered through blistering guitar riffs and relentless percussion.
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5
Perfume and Piss
2010
Raw, aggressive punk energy collides with sharp social commentary and melodic hooks throughout the album's concise tracks.
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6
Ha Ha
2002
Frenetic guitar riffs and driving rhythms collide with sharp, politically charged lyrics in a signature street punk style.
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7
Leather, Bristles, No Survivors and Sick Boys...
1982
Raw energy collides with aggressive riffs and socially charged lyrics, capturing the essence of early 80s British hardcore punk.
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8
Punk Junkies
1996
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9
Sick Boy
1982
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10
Cruel & Unusual
2004
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11
A Fridge Too Far
1989
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12
Catch 23/Hellhole
1983
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13
No Need to Panic
1987