Produced by Alex Chilton in Memphis, this trebly fusion of rockabilly and punk helped codify the psychobilly genre.
Leaning on surf and garage textures, its release was held up by a royalties lawsuit with label boss Miles Copeland.
Full of lewd double entendres, it yielded the UK hit 'Can Your Pussy Do the Dog?' and sold strongly across Europe.
Raw psychobilly featuring Candy Del Mar on bass; it reached number 62 on the UK albums chart.
More lurid rockabilly-punk in the band's established mold, trading on Lux Interior's manic croon and Poison Ivy's twang.
Issued through a Warner-affiliated imprint, it keeps up the greasy, guitar-twang psychobilly the band traded in.
Released on Epitaph, a lean set of horror-camp psychobilly driven by Poison Ivy's reverb-soaked guitar.
The band's final studio album, self-released on their Vengeance label, holding to their trashy rockabilly formula.
