If your idea of a good time involves blown speakers, cheap beer and amps pushed well beyond common sense, Lunatic have you covered. Hailing from Melbourne, the band serves up a filthy slab of Australian punk rock that proudly stomps in the footsteps of the mighty Cosmic Psychos without ever sounding like a copy.

"No" is all fuzz, feedback and attitude. Thick, overdriven guitars crash into a rhythm section that sounds like it's trying to knock the walls down, while the vocals bark and sneer their way through one bruiser after another. There's no polish here - just loud, hook-filled rock'n'roll played with enough conviction to make the neighbours move out.

Beast Records couldn't have picked a better home for this beast. Crank it up, spill a beer on the carpet and leave it there. That's exactly what this record would do.

For fans of Cosmic Psychos, The Onyas, Hard-Ons and anyone who likes their punk rock raw enough to leave splinters.