Dangerous Chickens are the Italian garage Motörhead.

Thirteen CD and digital on Surfin’Ki Records (Italy)

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The Lemons (of Chicago with John Lemon) are under inlfuence Silly Symphonies, Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies and play nice, seriously stupid and stupidly serious „candy-coated bubble pop that everyone calls “jangly” but we wanna be creative and call them “skippy.” Teen Runnings are the Beach Boys of  the Japanese Sea.

split 7″ on Gary Records (US)

The Dirtbombs is a garage rock band with double bass and double drums from Detroit:

The Stranger – What’s the new Dirtbombs like? Any surprises?

Mick Collins (founder, singer, guitar) – Oh yes. The new record is finally the bubble gum album I’ve apparently been talking about for years. People have told me I’ve been talking about this album forever. We’re going to call it Ooey Gooey Chewey Cablooey.

Here is the second song from it:

You can find the first here

Surprise! Dirtbombs. And the style is 70s bubblegum music! Yes, the entire LP. An old dream has come true, because the Detroit garage rockers intended to make a bubblegum album at first in 2003. Then the music changed to „car-commercial” pop rock. The second attempt was in 2007. At the time the album’s themes turned into too dark. And finally the success has arrived. Fanfares!

from Ooey Gooey Chewy Ka-blooey! LP by In The Red

There were some Dirtbomb surprises in the past. My favorite one is the Ultraglide in Black (2001), a collection of soul, R&B and Motown covers with an own track. And there is their previous album, the Party Store (2011) featuring covers of early Detroit techno and house. By the way, two drummers are in the band.

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Never mind the bollocks, here are the Yuppies! Corn feeders from Nebraska

from debut LP by Dull Tools

By the way too:  2 years ago