Get all 8 BEN GEL releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of MY CIRCUS! MY SHITSHOW!!, DANCE, DANCE, DANCE, DANCE, DANCE to the RADIO, NOT JUST ANOTHER RIOT, SNAP MY SPINE, IS THAT SARCASM YOU TASTE ON MY BREATH?, ANARCHY IN TWENTYTWENTY, THIS MIGHT HURT A BIT: LIVE AT ENIGMA BAR, and THE BADDEST MAN IN SHIT TOWN.
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Push Me Pull Me
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Get Up
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A Sort Of Homecoming
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You Only Wanna
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Shut Up & Listen
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Coup d'etat
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EatDrinkFuckFight
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Fire In The Hole
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Say Yeah!
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BEN GEL Adelaide, Australia
A mainstay of Adelaide’s punk & rock scenes featuring in ‘Meatbeaters’, ‘Perdition’, ‘Cull - the Band’, &
more.
Debut “solo” CD album ‘The Baddest Man In Shit Town’ (2014), ‘This Might Hurt A Bit: Live at Enigma Bar’ CD album (2017), ‘Anarchy In TwentyTwenty’ CD EP (2020), & ‘Is That Sarcasm You Taste On My Breath?’ CD EP (2021).
14 track ‘My Circus! My Shitshow!!’ LP (2023) available now.
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PUNK TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
by Cull the Band
Punk rock in its purest form, it shakes and swaggers between bangin' grooves and something akin to a punch in the face. It ain't over-cooked and deliberately so. Oh, Ben Gel is also a member.
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It's Not Me, It's You
by The Meanies
It's punk, it's pop, it's rock & it can only be The Meanies. In under 25 mins, it bounces & sways, only lacking in a suitable warning sticker affixed - Severe Ear-Worm Potential. Yep. It's that good.
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Let The Dominoes Fall
by Rancid
Rancid rock like all fuck, period. Yet seamlessly pull melodies, can skank with the best of 'em, & even tug at ones heart-strings. And all without losing one fucking iota of street-cred & respect.
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Strange, Strange Times
by The Ugly Kings
Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
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15 years into their career, the Toronto indie rockers sound sharp and ebullient as ever.
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Oscars & Jellyfish
by Thaylobleu
Debut album from the D.C. rock band. Full of edgy rhythms, the LP evokes memories of the city's punk scene.
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