Rolling Stone : D Generation

Album Review : Through The Darkness

Mon, 03 May 2004 06:32:25 PDT

Artist: D Generation
Album: Through The Darkness
Review: Street-rat sneers, tight black pants and artfully messed-up hairdos: D Generation are the stuff that popped-up Seventies punk was made of. But this New York outfit is strictly a Nineties phenomenon; it amassed a cult following in sweaty clubs before signing to a major label some years ago, banging out music tailor-made for grimy pinball arcades and Brand X beer-drinking binges.

On their third album...

Album Review : No Lunch

Mon, 03 May 2004 06:32:24 PDT

Artist: D Generation
Album: No Lunch
Review:

There is no better sales pitch for the snot-rock classicism and teenage-warfare spirit of D Generation than "No Way Out." No Lunch marks the third time 'round for this New York band's signature missile – first rendered with crisp enthusiasm on a 1992 indie 45, then damn near flattened by ham-fisted production on the '94 EMI album D Generation – but the payload is better off for the long...

Album Review : D Generation

Mon, 03 May 2004 06:32:15 PDT

Artist: D Generation
Album: D Generation
Review:

There's no denying this crew's hair – masses of it, piled, à la the late lamented Johnny Thunders, into buffalo bouffants. And with lyrics like "Frankie baby wears leather boots/She likes the Stooges and punk-rock groups," D Generation's roots are obviously showing. But these New York dolls have the guitars to back up their braggadocio; Even recycled, Mick Ronson's licks always pack a...

New Release : D Generation

Fri, 12 Dec 2003 10:33:44 PST

Artist: D Generation

New Release : No Lunch

Fri, 12 Dec 2003 10:27:28 PST

Artist: D Generation

New Release : Through The Darkness

Fri, 12 Dec 2003 10:18:32 PST

Artist: D Generation