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Brevity adds up. In less than 3 minutes, in one song, the new OFF! album, Free LSD flashes triple A batteries around an abandoned world to gather up scraps of Chamber Brothers limbs, Albert Ayler marching bands, MB & SPK oscillations, and ghost nods to Kiss goin' blind.

OFF!'s first new record in eight years translates the work of an alien race attempting to rebuild the remains of your destroyed record collection. It has so much of everything that it melds into one thing without playing a spot the reference of the hard funk at times or the weird Hawkwind departures or pop of The Sweet or The Boxtops.

Free LSD hits reset like The Beatles conjuring Revolver, The Walker Brothers Nite Flights refusal to be a reunion album, The Everly Brothers Roots digging into the core of the planet, or that record by Baby Huey where every influence merges so effortlessly and seamlessly that it is simply one sound unified. Here, now, sublingual, on the tongue. Like the first 3 records, the raging two-minute bonfires that make up Free LSD were written by the core of the band, Keith Morris & Dimitri Coats. But this time, there's no time for song separation or palette cleansing as OFF! push their punk rock pedigree into the cherry red.

Reviews

Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 9 reviews
  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Great job from the band, with sharp Musicianship and good so

    by Greg on 5/21/23Brighton Music Hall presented by Citizens - Boston

    The band was tight and solid. Keith Morris was in a serious mood, with no in between the song jokes that we saw on the last circle jerks tour. Band members greetedfans and signed some autographs right after the show. My only criticism was the sound quality which was muddy, making it hard to hear the vocals.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great fun!

    by Aimselle on 5/13/23The Masquerade - Purgatory - Atlanta

    I had a good time and it seemed the whole audience was as well.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Fantastic

    by guy on 5/9/23The Masquerade - Purgatory - Atlanta

    Upchuck is a fantastic local band that deserves to be touring with an incredible band like Off! An incredible night of music

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great show.

    by Irv50 on 5/9/23The Masquerade - Purgatory - Atlanta

    It was good seeing OFF again. Although it was late for me.

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    Off! Shakey Knees Late Night

    by Ryan on 5/9/23The Masquerade - Purgatory - Atlanta

    Not a bad show, but the sound in purgatory is awful! The drums weren't miked! It was a major buzz kill.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Off!!!!!

    by THATpeter on 5/20/14Bowery Ballroom - New York

    Off was awesome. My second time seeing them. I met Keith Morris there and got my vinyl signed so it was a successful night. Opening bands were good too. I especially dug Cerebral Ballzy even though they didn't (I don't think) play my favorite song Junky for Her. Venue was nice but a little too crowded. My first time there. There was also a super hot chick there giving me the eye.....fun night overall.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

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    by leobulldog on 6/18/12Bowery Ballroom - New York

    it was amazing, keith morris is the best, awesome concert, perfect

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Going OFF! At The Whiskey A-GO-GO

    by hcpr2013 on 6/14/12Whisky A Go Go - West Hollywood

    OFF! at the Whiskey was the definitive LA hardcore punk rock experience! Keith Morris with his ever hair-raising screams, and limitless enthusiasm for the void of American non-culture, and innate skepticism kept the punk rock hounds thinking for hours after the show. OFF! drummer Mario Rubalcalba put fourth a clinic with a devastating rain of intricate subatomic beats not unlike what a firefight in Fallujah might sound like. Bassist Steven Shane McDonald layered in his fusion of classic hardcore reminiscent of his Redd Kross punk rock pedigree. Guitarist Dimitri Coats completely blurred the lines between hardcore and rolling stones rock 'n' roll with leads and thick crunch the likes of Jack White would take note! Fidlar and Spider Fever both came to represent and support, no doubt, their punk rock heros. If you're into LA punk rock and you weren't here I hope your wife was having a baby, or you were having a baby, because you MISSED OUT!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Awesome Show!

    by reimontalvo on 10/24/11State Theatre - St Petersburg

    The opening act "Feral Babies" played a very energetic set full of stage humor and great music so make sure to look them up whenever they visit your town. "Retox" The second band to play was categorized as the low point of the evening by everybody I talked to in the audience. Their music was not what a punk rock audience expected..heavily distorted guitars and vocals that some people thought belonged in a " thrash metal" concert and not a punk rock show. Anyway, all was forgotten once "Cerebral Ballzy" got up on stage! What an awesome band! These guys rock! Fast, loud, funny lyrics and a very charismatic frontman! Check out these songs by them: "Don't Tell me What to do" and "Insufficient Fare"! Then OFF! came on! What a great band! The musical talent on stage made itself apparent immediately! Keith Morris and Company played a show that big arena rock bands can only dream of playing! The encore was the coolest thing I have ever witnessed in a live show..they played their two opening songs again..and guess what? I enjoyed every minute of them..the second time! OFF! simply rocks!