The Weirdos stand as one of the original and most influential bands in the Los Angeles punk rock scene. Formed in 1977, the group was not only at the forefront of the burgeoning west coast punk movement but also helped define its sound with their unique brand of fast-paced, high-energy music and a raw, anarchic performance style. Consisting of brothers John Denney on vocals and Dix Denney on guitar, alongside a rotating lineup that included bassists Dave Trout and Cliff Roman and drummers Nickey "Beat" Alexander and Danny Benair among others, The Weirdos crafted a sonic identity that was distinctly their own.

Their discography, while not expansive, has been highly impactful within the punk genre. Classic releases such as "Destroy All Music," which was an early statement of the band's raucous sound, and "We Got the Neutron Bomb: Weird World Volume 2" showcased their ability to inject humor and satire into punk's often politically charged rhetoric. Albums like "Weird World Volume 1" offer a retrospective look at their formative years, capturing the energy and spirit of The Weirdos at their peak. Their more recent releases, including titles like "Zero Point" and "They’re Here," continue to reflect their unique take on punk rock, characterized by catchy hooks, distinctive melodic lines, and an unyielding punk ethos. Always seen as somewhat outsiders in a subculture known for its rejection of mainstream norms, The Weirdos have nevertheless left an indelible mark on the music world with their innovative sound and defiantly offbeat approach to punk.

Genres

Early Us Punk

Hardcore Punk

Latest Release

Zero Point

The Weirdos

Album - 10 Tracks - Released November 25, 2022