The Business

Top songs meanings

Blind Justice
Don't Cry 4 Us Argentina
Drinking And Driving
Hang The DJ (Panic)
Maradona
No One Likes Us
Southgate (Euro '96)

About The Business

The Business was a prominent English punk rock band formed in 1979 in Lewisham, London. Known for their Oi! music style, they became one of the leading bands in the punk rock scene during the early 1980s. Their energetic performances and working-class anthems garnered them a dedicated fanbase. Notable hits include 'Harry May,' 'Suburban Rebels,' and 'Drinking and Driving.'

The Business's lyrics often reflect themes of outsider resilience and defiance against societal norms. They extensively address the rejection by the mainstream music industry and draw inspiration from English football culture. Their songs resonate with a sense of solidarity and rebellion, capturing the frustrations and aspirations of the working class.