Killed By Deaf: A Punk Tribute Album Honoring Motörhead

A new punk tribute album honoring Motörhead, titled Killed By Deaf, has been announced. The album, set to be released on October 31, will feature covers by bands such as Rancid, Pennywise, The Bronx, GBH, and Fear. Additionally, the album will include a previously unreleased collaboration between Motörhead and The Damned, performing the 1977 classic "Neat, Neat, Neat."

Motörhead's frontman, Lemmy, expressed that the punk community embraced the band despite being labeled as heavy metal due to their long hair. The album pays homage to Motörhead's influence on the punk scene, showcasing their impact on a diverse range of artists.

The tracklist for Killed By Deaf includes covers of iconic Motörhead songs by various punk bands, such as Pennywise's rendition of "Ace Of Spades," Rancid's take on "Sex & Death," and The Bronx's version of "Over The Top." The album promises to celebrate Motörhead's legacy through the lens of punk rock, highlighting the band's enduring influence on the music industry.

Fans of Motörhead and punk music alike can look forward to the release of Killed By Deaf, a fitting tribute to one of rock and roll's most legendary bands.