Music Review

No Lunch (1996)

D Generation
Reviewed by Christina Kelly | Jul 26, 1996

Details Lead Performance: D Generation; Genre: Rock

Though their New York Dolls-influenced punk spawned a glam-rock revival scene in New York, D Generation were dropped from EMI after their debut's release. The band must be in denial about the existence of that poorly produced disc, because they rerecorded four of their big anthems for No Lunch, a snappy Ric Ocasek-produced album. B

Originally posted Jul 26, 1996 Published in issue #337 Jul 26, 1996 Order article reprints

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