The first complete album of the sulfurous Swedish sextet, Street Worms confirmed the high opinions we had of the Viagra Boys and their crazy singer Sebastian Murphy. Combining punk-rock power with groovy rhythms, a hint of free jazz and an energetic Stooges-esque attitude, the V-boys have quickly become one of the leading bands in the punk/post-punk revival we’ve witnessed in recent years. On record, it’s huge — imagine on stage…
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