After the release of their 1992 album, Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell, Social Distortion took a four year break due to some lineup changes among other issues. But in 1996, Social D proved they were back with this album, White Light White Heat White Trash (parody/tribute to The Velvet Underground's White Light/White Heat).

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With this album, Social Distortion goes back to their hard rock and punk roots while maintaining little to no rockabilly sound that they have been known for with their previous three records ( Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell, Social Distortion, Prison Bound). With this album, Social D delivers plenty of hard rock guitar riffs, quick drumming, and the aggressive vocals from front man Mike Ness who's vocals sound noticeably raspier on this album. While this record features some abrasive hard rock songs (like Don't Drag Me Down), it also has some slower, emotional songs such as I Was Wrong. The only major lineup change is the departure of long time drummer Chris Reece. Deen Castronovo recorded drums for thw album although classic punk drummer Chuck Biscuits (DOA, Danzig, Circle Jerks) is listed in the notes and played with the band on tours following the album. White Light White Heat White Trash opens up a great rock song that would set the heavy tone of the album. Dear Lover has some very loud, pounding drums throughout the whole song, making you feel Chuck's presence, and features a nice little guitar solo from Denis Danell.