The Lurkers hold a special place in the pantheon of British punk rock, having earned a reputation as influential pioneers within the genre since they first erupted onto the scene in the late 1970s. This West London band made their initial mark with a raw and energetic sound that captured the zeitgeist of the era, quickly becoming regulars at the legendary Roxy club and earning a solid fanbase with their straightforward, unpretentious punk anthems.

Though they never achieved the same commercial success as some of their contemporaries, The Lurkers developed a cult following, appreciated for their direct, no-frills approach to music and their ability to churn out catchy, vigorous tunes. Throughout their career, they have seen various changes in their lineup, but the band has persisted in delighting punk aficionados both old and new. They carry the spirit of '77 forward with a steady stream of new material and live performances, as evidenced by recent releases such as "Sex Crazy" and "Electrical Guitar," showcasing that they still harbor the same passion and raw edge that brought them acclaim decades ago. With records like "First Ever Demos 1977," the band offers a glimpse into their formative raw sound, while "Live at the Queens Hotel" captures the relentless energy of their live shows, ensuring The Lurkers' enduring legacy in the annals of punk history.