Antiseen: Jeff Clayton (vocals); Joe Young (guitar); Doug Canipe (bass); Sir Barry Hannibal (drums).

Additional personnel: Jamie Hoover (piano, organ).

Producers: Jamie Hoover, Sir Barry Hannibal.

Recorded at Hooverama, Charlotte, North Carolina.

Antiseen: Jeff Clayton (vocals); Joe Young (guitar); Doug Canipe (bass guitar); Sir Barry Hannibal (drums).

Additional personnel: Jamie Hoover (organ).

Making punk rock for guys with gun racks in the back of their pick-up trucks, North Carolina scum punks Antiseen were into their third decade of hell-raising by the time of THE BOYS FROM BRUTALSVILLE's 2001 release. The album is packed with monstrous scuzz-bucket riffs, pummeling drum work, and lead singer Jeff Clayton's remorseless, whiskey-soaked rebel yell, making it one of the band's most representative slabs of "destructo rock." If the South does indeed rise again, don't be surprised if this is the soundtrack. (The album was given a deluxe two-disc reissue in 2007, featuring bonus tracks and a DVD with videos and live footage.)

Making punk rock for guys with gun racks in the back of their pick-up trucks, North Carolina scum punks Antiseen were into their third decade of hell-raising by the time of THE BOYS FROM BRUTALSVILLE's 2001 release. The album is packed with monstrous scuzz-bucket riffs, pummeling drum work, and lead singer Jeff Clayton's remorseless, whiskey-soaked rebel yell, making it one of the band's most representative slabs of "destructo rock." If the South does indeed rise again, don't be surprised if this is the soundtrack. (The album was given a deluxe two-disc reissue in 2007, featuring bonus tracks and a DVD with videos and live footage.)

DVD Features:

'Guns Ablazin' & Commando' video, 'L.A. Show @ The Garage' footage

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.47) - "[T]hey're more demolition derby than Formula One, but the wrecks are half the fun....This is pure drunken fun..."