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20 окт 2025
RANCID Releases Cover Of 'Sex & Death' From Upcoming 'Killed By Deaf - A Punk Tribute To Motörhead'
RANCID's Lars Frederiksen (guitar/vocals) comments on "Sex & Death": "It's like it's the perfect MOTÖRHEAD song for me. You know as well as I do how much of a big RAMONES fan Lem [MOTÖRHEAD leader Lemmy] was. And it sounds to me like his take, MOTÖRHEAD doing the RAMONES. But there's that little itty bitty guitar solo there. And it was the most RANCID-style song that MOTÖRHEAD did that I thought it's close enough to like a song we would write."
In a separate video below, Lars talks about RANCID's "Sex & Death"cover, along with discussing MOTÖRHEAD's influence on heavy music and why MOTÖRHEAD was both a punk and a metal band.
Heavy metal and punk rock — it's fair to say that these two noisy tribes now have a great deal in common, often melding together, almost indistinguishable, to produce bastard offspring of their own. But it wasn't always this way. Indeed, there was a time when fists were more likely to be thrown than bumped, and beers more likely to be hurled than shared — except when it came to MOTÖRHEAD. That was the one band all could agree on. The one band that was truly ours!
But while MOTÖRHEAD's impact on metal has long been acknowledged, their influence on punk, particularly the post-SEX PISTOLS second wave shouldn't be underestimated. Cause and effect: It's that simple. And such is the case with hundreds, thousands, of other bands, all made faster, dirtier, louder, better, by MOTÖRHEAD. None more so than in punk rock. And that's because MOTÖRHEAD were, in essence, a punk rock band.
Lemmy once said: "The punks loved us. The only reason we weren't in that lot was because we had long hair, so obviously we must be heavy metal. That was the thinking. But a lot of kids heard us without seeing a picture, so they thought we were a punk band."
Across the fourteen tracks on the cunningly titled "Killed By Deaf - A Punk Tribute To Motörhead", you'll hear a loving tribute to MOTÖRHEAD from some of punk rock's biggest and most respected bands. Luminaries like RANCID, PENNYWISE, LAGWAGON, GBH, THE BRONX and FEAR all contribute raucous versions of their favorite MOTÖRHEAD tracks… and also up-and-coming upstarts like SLAUGHTERHOUSE contribute, because, let's face it MOTÖRHEAD always loved and championed the underdogs.
Lemmy and MOTÖRHEAD aren't honored with their own space in the Punk Rock Museum for nothing. Long before they covered the SEX PISTOLS' "God Save The Queen" on "We Are Motörhead" and long before writing "R.A.M.O.N.E.S." for the "1916" album in tribute to New York's finest, MOTÖRHEAD were sharing stages with the likes of THE DAMNED, as they would continue to do many times over the years. Hell, Lemmy even joined THE DAMNED (when they were THE DOOMED),albeit briefly, and playing some now infamous shows, and playing bass on a couple of studio tracks. It's only fitting then, that the only non- MOTÖRHEAD song on this album is from when he teamed up with them again in 2002 for a previously unheard and blistering version of THE DAMNED's classic "Neat Neat Neat".
"Killed By Deaf - A Punk Tribute To Motörhead" will be available on vinyl, CD and digitally. Pre-orders are available now at this location.
"Killed By Deaf - A Punk Tribute To Motörhead" track listing:
01. PENNYWISE - Ace of Spades
02. RANCID - Sex & Death
03. THE BRONX - Over The Top
04. LAGWAGON - Rock ‘N' Roll
05. FEAR - The Chase Is Better Than The Catch
06. GBH - Bomber
07. MURPHY'S LAW - Stay Clean
08. SLAUGHTERHOUSE - Love Me Like A Reptile
09. THE CASUALTIES - The Hammer
10. ANTI-NOWHERE LEAGUE - Born To Raise Hell
11. LOVE CANAL - Voices In The Sky
12. SOLDIERS OF DESTRUCTION - Overkill
13. WISDOM IN CHAINS - Iron Fist
14. MOTÖRHEAD & THE DAMNED - Neat Neat Neat
Photo courtesy of RANCID / Speakeasy PR
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