**Vulgarians**

Emerging from the gritty underbelly of the UK's post-punk scene, Vulgarians have etched their name onto the walls of the genre with their intensely formidable sound and unapologetic lyrics. Though shrouded in the kind of mystique that often clings to the leather jackets of punk royalty, Vulgarians have built a reputation for their electrifying live performances and the biting edge of their studio recordings. With a sound that veers between the raw, unfiltered chaos of early punk and the heavier, brooding tones of post-punk revival, they present a contemporary take on a timeless angst.

Their discography, featuring tracks like "Dead People Are Easier to Love" and "Almost-Instinct, Almost True," showcases a band with a penchant for dark, swaying melodies and lyrical dissections of life's gloomier aspects. Songs such as "Hands Around The Waste" and "Life’s Successful Death" are testaments to their ability to craft music that resonates with the rebellious spirit of their forebears while maintaining a modern sharpness. "Naturally Nothing" and "Lost Sanity Smiles" further cement Vulgarians as a band that defies the transient trends of music, instead opting to delve deep into the psyche of a disillusioned generation. With each release, Vulgarians demonstrate their growth as both musicians and chroniclers of the disenchanted, making them a compelling fixture in the contemporary UK music landscape.