Supersuckers' infectiously groovy approach has always combined '50s rock'n'roll high-school naivety with Cheap Trick-style '70s hard rock snap and biting punk energy. Get The Hell carries on this tradition. Eddie Spaghetti and his gang want people to smirk as they hit the dance floor to Something About You, Fuck Up, Bein' Bad and Rock On. These have the same unpretentious thrust of The Wildhearts, Hellacopters and Turbonegro, but with the flavour of the Rocky Horror Show. Each song is a charming, fumble-in-the-back-seat anthem. Nothing here lasts more than about the three minute mark, with everything bouncing about with a disarming zest. Once you've devoured this album, you'll be a sucker for the pretty tunes, ones offering a quick snack, rather than a banquet. Isn't that the way rock'n'roll should be?' Malcolm Dome, Classic Rock Magazine 'Ain't getting any smarter listening to the record… But it fuckin' jams.' Pop Matters 'The Supersuckers are probably the best rock band to never get widespread attention. The Seattle-based band has spent two and a half decades on the cusp of next-big-thingdom, without ever crossing into mainstream success. The reason for this seems fairly obvious. The Supersuckers bow to nothing - not money, not fame and certainly not the fickle whims of the music industry. Instead, the band crashes into 2014 with Get The Hell, a loud, punk-fueled platter of distortion that reminds fans exactly why frontman Eddie Spaghetti and his brothers in arms are the tonic rock music needs to remain vital and dangerous. Metal Forces Magazine