Blank Generation - Out Of My Head

Review by Shawn Sandy

Out of My Head by Blank Generation: A Riotous Punch to the Eardrums If you're into music that feels like a kick in the teeth but also oddly makes you want to hug your mates, Out of My Head by Blank Generation is your jam. Released back in 2008 (yep, that’s ancient history now), this UK-born album is a chaotic cocktail of Alternative, Rock, Pop/Rock with a heavy dash of Punk and Oi for good measure. It's raw, unapologetic, and occasionally sounds like someone dropped their mic during recording—but hey, that’s part of its charm. Let’s dive straight into the tracks because no one wants to read an essay about basslines or whatever. First up, “Why Does It Feel.” This track hits hard right outta the gate, thanks to Ben’s snarling vocals and Kneill shredding his guitar like it owes him money. The lyrics are punchy, relatable even—basically the musical equivalent of yelling at your reflection after a bad day. You’ll remember this one not just because it kicks off the album strong but because it sticks in your brain like gum on a hot sidewalk. It’s catchy as hell, though don’t ask me to explain why—it just is. Then there’s “Alex in Wonderland,” which pops up twice on the tracklist (they clearly loved it—or maybe they forgot?). This tune has all the makings of a punk anthem: fast-paced drums from Don (and later G-Man taking over for track 16, weird flex but okay), shout-along-worthy hooks, and enough energy to power a small village. What makes it memorable? Maybe it’s the way Alex seems stuck in some kind of existential crisis while everyone else is having a party around him. Or maybe it’s just fun to scream along to when life feels equally surreal. Either way, it works. The production creds go to Alistair, who did his best to wrangle these wild sounds into something cohesive. Hats off to Porky too, who mastered this beast, though let’s be real—the grittiness is half the appeal here. And props to Kneill for doubling down as both guitarist and artwork wizard; whoever thought doodles could look so rebellious deserves a medal. Now, if we’re being brutally honest, the album isn’t perfect. Some songs blur together after a few listens, and yeah, repeating tracks might’ve been a lazy move—or genius marketing? Who knows. But what keeps Out of My Head alive is its sheer audacity. It doesn’t try to polish things up or pretend to be something it’s not. It’s messy, loud, and proud—and sometimes, that’s exactly what you need. So here’s the kicker: listening to this album feels like catching up with an old friend who still wears ripped jeans and talks smack about authority figures. Sure, they’ve aged a bit since 2008, but their spirit hasn’t faded. If you’re looking for music that punches harder than your morning coffee and leaves you feeling alive, give Blank Generation a spin. Just maybe skip the repeats unless nostalgia trips are your thing. Final verdict? Worth every penny…or at least every illegally downloaded byte.

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Artist: Blank Generation
Album: Out Of My Head

2008

Rating: 4.5

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Alex In Wonderland	2:18
Alex in Wonderland	02:18
Problem Child	2:52
Another Victim	2:39
Take The Blame
Serious Damage	2:37
Ain't Life Grand
Out Of My Head
No Consolation	3:22
Violent End	2:59
Blank Expessions	2:48
Out of My Head	2:44
Blank Expression.
Ain't Life Grand	3:7
Clockwork Nightmare	3:31
Why Does It Feel	3:29
I Got Nothing	3:16
Number One	3:7
Blank Expression	02:48
Take the Blame	3:19

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Catalog Numbers

DIM 019, HR5
HR5
HARD CD 12

Labels

Dim Records, Hammer Records
Hammer Records
84 Records

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Role	Company
Recorded At	Basement Studios
Mixed At	Basement Studios
Pressed By	DFI

Credits

Role	Credit
Bass	Chester
Drums	Don
Engineer	Alistair Warder
Producer	Alistair Warder
Guitar	Kneill
Artwork	Kneill
Mastered By	Porky
Photography By	John Zimmerman
Vocals	Ben
Written-By	Blank Generation

Notes

Recorded and Mixed over three days at the Basement, Watford.
"Out Of My Head" was recorded over three days at Basement Studios, Watford.
"Another Victim" was taken from the 7" single on Hammer Records.
"Why Does It Feel" and "I Got Nothing" are taken from unreleased demo's.
"Violent End 2008" was recorded at Inner Circle Studios, High Wycombe.
Pressing plant uncredited, identified by the matrix numbers.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A, stamped): DFI942 HR 5 AI
Matrix / Runout (Side B, stamped): DFI942 HR 5 BI
Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): A PORKY PRIME CUT.
Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): PORKY.
Barcode: 5025703161228
Matrix / Runout: CA HARDCD12 @
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L039
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1280

About Blank Generation

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British Oi! band.

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Black Generation

Members

Kneill Brown
G-Man
Don
Ben
Chester

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Here’s a cool fact: The album *Out Of My Head* by Blank Generation has a tracklist that repeats some song titles, but they’re not exactly the same. For example, "Alex In Wonderland" and "Blank Expression" appear twice, but each version might have subtle differences in style or production. It’s like they’re giving you two perspectives on the same idea. Plus, with genres spanning Alternative, Rock, and Punk, it’s a wild mix of raw energy and catchy hooks. The band even had different drummers for most of the tracks and one special guest drummer, G-Man, for track 16. Fun, right?