1000 Watt Confessions

The undeniable power of the Gaza Strippers is obvious right from the start of 1000 Watt Confessions. Rick Sims (Didjits, Supersuckers) is the man who leads the Strippers through their genius sophomore release, a stellar follow up to Laced Candy (1999 Man's Ruin), writing and producing the album. Laced Candy laid the foundation that the Gaza Strippers’ unique brand of punk rock 'n' roll is built upon, and 1000 Watt Confessions is the fully furnished house. Bratty and bittersweet vocals, duelling lead guitars, pounding rhythms with a strong sense of melody throughout, the Strippers have an incredible energy and are out to steal the throne from Cheap Trick as Illinois' greatest rock band.