D Generation

Street-rat sneers, tight black pants and artfully messed-up hairdos: D Generation are the
stuff that popped-up Seventies punk was made of. But this New York outfit is strictly a
Nineties phenomenon; it amassed a cult following in sweaty clubs before signing to a major
label some years ago, banging out music tailor-made for grimy pinball arcades and Brand X
beer-drinking binges. On their third album, D Gen pit rebound rhythms and three-... More >