Honky - Attacked By Lesbians In A Chicago Bowling Alley

Review by Aída García

Honky's album Attacked By Lesbians In A Chicago Bowling Alley is a raucous and unapologetically irreverent release that will appeal to fans of heavy rock and punk music. The band's sound is loud, abrasive, and unrelenting, with distorted guitars, pounding drums, and snarling vocals that capture the energy and attitude of classic rock and roll.

The album's title track is a standout, with its catchy guitar riff and sing-along chorus that's sure to get audiences moving. Other highlights include "Beer Goggles," a rowdy anthem about the perils of drinking too much, and "I'm Just A Dog," a bluesy rocker that showcases the band's raw and gritty sound.

Summary by Aída García

Throughout the album, Honky's lyrics are often humorous and tongue-in-cheek, but there's also a sense of rebellion and defiance that runs through the songs. Attacked By Lesbians In A Chicago Bowling Alley is a bold and unapologetic release that's sure to appeal to fans of hard-hitting rock music.