Lexicon Devil
by Germs
Released: May 08, 1978
Punk rock, hardcore punk
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Title Meaning.
The Album
"Lexicon Devil" is a three-song EP and the second release by the influential American punk rock band the Germs. The EP is named after its leadoff track, showcasing the raw and intense energy that characterized the Germs' sound.
Inside the Recording
Released in 1978, it marked the debut output of Slash Records and the beginning of Geza X's career as a producer and recording engineer.
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Legacy
As a significant piece in the early punk rock scene, "Lexicon Devil" holds historical importance, contributing to the band's legacy and the broader landscape of punk music.
The Complete Album Story
"Lexicon Devil" is a three-song EP and the second release by the influential American punk rock band the Germs. Released in 1978, it marked the debut output of Slash Records and the beginning of Geza X's career as a producer and recording engineer. The EP is named after its leadoff track, showcasing the raw and intense energy that characterized the Germs' sound. As a significant piece in the early punk rock scene, "Lexicon Devil" holds historical importance, contributing to the band's legacy and the broader landscape of punk music.
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