Death Sentence - Alcohol: (1986)

They blended British punk, American hardcore, and hard rock into an aggressive, "crossover" sound characterized by speed and confrontation.

If you are specifically looking for the punk anthem "Alcohol" from 1986, it is widely attributed to the Boston band . Death Sentence (1986) Gang Green (1986) Key Song "Live to Die" / "Fake" Origin Vancouver, Canada Braintree, Massachusetts Major Release Not a Pretty Sight Another Wasted Night Genre Hardcore Punk / Thrash Skate Punk / Hardcore Death Sentence - Live To Die Death Sentence - Alcohol (1986)

Known for volatility, they gained notoriety after a near-riot at a 1984 "Shindig" battle of the bands. The singer, Pete Puke, was described as a legendary but tragic figure who struggled with severe alcoholism. Related 1986 "Alcohol" Track They blended British punk, American hardcore, and hard

The original members were Pete “Puke” Keller (vocals/guitar), Syd Savage (guitar), Tim Challenger (bass), and Doug “Donut” Proulx (drums). The singer, Pete Puke, was described as a

The song "" was famously released in 1986 by the hardcore punk band Gang Green on their album Another Wasted Night . While a Canadian punk band named Death Sentence was highly active in 1986, their primary release that year was the album Not a Pretty Sight . Feature Profile: Death Sentence (Vancouver Punk)

Not a Pretty Sight was their definitive debut, recorded in an East Vancouver basement over four days.