Description

Chemical People – Soundtracks – Cassette

Soundtracks is the debut album by the American punk rock band Chemical People, released in 1987. Chemical People, formed in California in the 1980s, were known for their energetic and melodic punk sound.

Soundtracks features a mix of fast-paced, catchy punk rock songs. The album showcases Chemical People’s raw and aggressive style, with influences from both classic punk rock and the emerging California punk scene of the time. The lyrics touch on various themes, including social commentary, personal struggles, and the punk ethos.

Some notable tracks from Soundtracks include ‘Seventy Six,’ ‘Funk-K,’ and ‘Way We Die Now.’ These songs exemplify Chemical People’s high-energy approach, with driving guitar riffs, pounding drums, and passionate vocals.

While Chemical People may not have achieved mainstream success, Soundtracks garnered attention within the punk rock community and helped establish the band’s presence in the underground punk scene. The album showcases their dedication to the DIY (do-it-yourself) punk ethos and their commitment to delivering energetic and honest punk rock music.

Soundtracks remains a notable release in Chemical People’s discography, capturing the spirit and energy of the California punk scene in the 1980s.

Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal

Cruz Records

Track Listing
1.  Seventy Six
2.  Funk-K
3.  Miami Blues
4.  Way We Die Now
5.  Cockfighter
6.  Noize Jam
7.  New Wave Theme
8.  Sideswipe
9.  Woman Chaser
10. Black Mass Of Brother Springer
11. Baptismal
12. New Wave Reprise