"Hell Hath No Fury" is the first release by the all-girl punk outfit, Civet, for Tim Armstrong's punk/ska/reggae record label, Hellcat Records. This record does not fuck around. It is a pure street punk fury with blistering speed, great guitar leads, group vocal choruses and memorable hooks.
It is inevitable that this band will be compared to the Distillers (previously on Hellcat, now a new band called Spinnerette), Hole and any other band that happens to feature chick singers with scratchy, aggressive punk vocals. Yes.. they all sound alike... lets move past that and talk about songs.
The fact is Civet has some kick-ass punk rock songs. Personal favorites include opening scorcher, "Alibi," the fourth track "Pay Up" and the title track/closer "Hell Hath No Fury." This band is designed to see live with group vocals in nearly every chorus to which I'm sure you will want to sing along.
