The Riffs

The Riffs are heavily influenced by early Punk bands, most notably the Sex Pistols, whose influence can be heard most prominently in the guitars, Sham 69 and the Dead Boys (they paid tribute to the Dead Boys on the cover of "Dead end Dream"). Like other bands that played the first wave of Punk music, they were also fans of Protopunk like Eddie and the Hot Rods and The Velvet Underground, as displayed by their cover of "Waiting for the Man" on "Underground Kicks".

The Lucky Ones Are Dead 7'' (1999)

01 - The Lucky Ones Are Dead
02 - Johnny Won't Get To Heaven

Underground Kicks (1999)

01 - Throwing It All Away

02 - Johnny Johnny

03 - I Don't Wanna Die This Way

04 - It's Too Late

05 - Streets Of Tomorrow

06 - Underground Kicks

07 - Teenage Kamikaze

08 - Motorvator

09 - Gun In Your Back

10 - In The City

White Line Kids 7'' (2000)

01 - White Line Kids
02 - Kick Time Suicide

A Million Scars 7'' (2001)

01 - A Million Scars
02 - Outta My Mind
03 - I Won't

Dead End Dream (2002)

01 - Just Another Night

02 - White Line Kids

03 - It Ain't Easy

04 - Such A Bore

05 - Monday Morning

06 - Nowhere To Go

07 - Down On The Streed

08 - Kick Time Suicide

09 - Chelsea Says

10 - In The City

11 - Dead End Dream

Poison Boys 7'' (2003)

01 - Poison Boys
02 - Lesson Number Nine

Death Or Glory (2003)

01 - Poison Boys

02 - Lesson Number Nine

03 - All The Boys

04 - For You

05 - Johnny Too High

06 - Death Or Glory

07 - L.A. Suicide

08 - Baby Come On

09 - Wasted Years

10 - It's Gonna Be Alright

11 - Outside

12 - H-Eye On Me

Such A Bore 7'' (2006)

01 - Such A Bore

02 - Coming Back

You Doin' Alright 7'' (2026)

01 - You Doin' Alright

02 - Burnside Beat

03 - Join The Professionals

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