BUSINESS, THE - SUBURBAN REBELS Vinyl LP Genre_Country from Madvillain’s Madvillainy to Quasimoto’s

from Madvillain’s Madvillainy to Quasimoto’s The Unseen

clanky shuffling that permeates all the Rust Belt rants herein

American bands who wanted to rock like the Brits

Him have a different sound from Tubby’s – each have their own style

Massively inspired by their idyllic surroundings

BUSINESS, THE - SUBURBAN REBELS Vinyl LP Genre_Country from Madvillain’s Madvillainy to Quasimoto’sThe blistering 1983 debut album, Suburban Rebels, from English Oi! punk all stars, The Business who were defined by their working class roots and skinhead aesthetic. Anchored by the all time epic punk diss track "Suburban Rebels," which takes aim at Tom Robinson, The Exploited and the U. K. punk scene in general with the lyrics: "They're the sons and daughters of well off bankers Tom Robinson's army of trendy wankers."