Thee Attacks

Thee Attacks
Origin	Aalborg, Denmark
Genres	Garage rock, Retro rock, indie rock, Super Rock
Years active	2007–present,
Labels	Crunchy Frog Records
Members	Jimmy Attack Terry Attack Johnny Attack Ritchie Attack
Website	http://www.theeattacks.dk/

Thee Attacks are a rock band hailing from Aalborg in the Northern part of Denmark who have since relocated to Copenhagen. Terry, Johnny and Jimmy are founding members and in 2008 Ritchie joined.

Thee Attacks has despite their age already gained a signicant reputation with the raw energy they express through their live shows. Grammy Award-winning producer Liam Watson (record producer) has produced their debut album “Thats Mister Attack to you” in 2010 and has also had his hands on their second album “Dirty Sheets” released from the Recordlabel Crunchy Frog in 2012.

Jimmy Attack’s brutally honest vocal and the competent and catchy guitar riffs from Terry Attack are brilliantly accompanied by Johnny and Ritchie Attacks’ resolute hold on the rhythm. Together the four young men stand stronger, groovier and heavier than ever. This is Thee Attacks in their finest shape: this is super rock (as David Fricke labeled it). With the distinct retro sound put in the background, Thee Attacks are back with a more classic, muscular and – dare we say – sexy sound, which refers to punk rock, glam, classic heavy, rock and blues. Wreckage from Velvet Underground, Zeppelin, Slade, Sabbath, Stooges, Ramones and Sonics are present, and with numerous present-day sources of inspiration, such as Eagles of Death Metal, Black Keys, Blues Explosion, White Stripes and Hives, Thee Attacks take super rock to the next level.

Thee Attacks aim at all young girls and boys with pure hearts ready to be badly influenced. Raw, boozing rock energy from Denmark.

So get rid of your delicate feelings and surrender yourself to the Super Rock attack.

Discography

Albums

• 2010: That's Mister Attack To You
• 2012: Dirty Sheets

Singles

• 2010: Let The Snow Fall
• 2011: I Know What I Want
• 2012: So Cold