[ENG]
If Ramones had been born in a lost scottish village and traditional piedmontese players had used electric guitars instead of hurdy-gurdies and violins, an album like "PRETTY WORK BRAVE BOYS!" would have come out a long time before the fall of 2014.
Just after a few months from the birth of KITCHEN IMPLOSION, the piedmontese band introduces itself with this work conceived in one go, but marked by over 30 years of punk-rock music, by the listening of worn and torn records, demagnetized cassette, distorted amps, extreme volumes, devastating school-parties and wild gigs in primitive toga-parties, long distance popular dancing and memorable concerts, endless and raving nights spent in clubs, pubs, squares and basements, broken strings, out of tune reeds, arrivals, departures, quarrels, reconciliations, toasts.

[ITA]
Se i Ramones fossero nati in uno sperduto villaggio scozzese ed i suonatori trad piemontesi avessero usato chitarre elettriche anziché ghironde e violini, un disco come "PRETTY WORK BRAVE BOYS!" sarebbe uscito ben prima del settembre 2014. A pochi mesi dalla nascita di KITCHEN IMPLOSION, la band piemontese si presenta con questo lavoro concepito di getto, ma segnato da oltre 30 anni di punk-rock, dall'ascolto di vinili ormai usurati, da cassette smagnetizzate per il troppo uso, da ampli distorti, volumi insensati, devastanti feste studentesche e selvagge suonate in primordiali toga-parties, maratone danzerecce popolari e memorabili concerti, notti infinite e deliranti in clubs, circoli, piazze e cantine, corde rotte, ance stonate, arrivi partenze, litigi, riconciliazioni, brindisi.