THE STRIPP

track-list:
If You Want Me
So Long
Good For Me
Turn Back Time
Murder Mobile
Gotta Go
Push
Gone
Motherfucker From Hell
The End
Exclusive Europe Bonus Tracks:
Ain’t No Crime To Rock’n’Roll (Live)
Good For Me (Live)

The Stripp are:
Bek Taylor – vocals, guitar
Jason Zeke – guitar, vocals
Matt Brown – bass, vocals
Alex Dawson – drums

discography:

Australian punk rock firebrands The Stripp have officially unleashed their long-awaited second album, ‘Life Imitates Art‘, marking a decisive new chapter for one of Melbourne’s most ferocious underground rock ’n’ roll bands.
The release is accompanied by the single ‘If You Want Me‘, a track that perfectly encapsulates the band’s sharpened attack and expanded sonic ambition.
Rooted in raw punk energy but driven by classic rock ’n’ roll swagger, ‘Life Imitates Art‘ finds The Stripp sounding more focused, heavier, and more explosive than ever.
The album pushes beyond the straight-ahead action rock of their 2022 debut ‘Ain’t No Crime To Rock ’n’ Roll‘, revealing a band that has refined its songwriting without sacrificing urgency or attitude.
Hooks hit harder, riffs cut deeper, and the songs feel built for maximum impact – both on record and on stage.
‘If You Want Me‘ stands out as a statement track:
direct, confrontational, and irresistibly catchy, it distills the essence of The Stripp’s sound into three minutes of no-nonsense rock fury.
It’s the kind of song that underlines why the band’s reputation as a live powerhouse continues to grow well beyond Australia’s borders.
Drawing comparisons to AC/DC, Cosmic Psychos, Radio Birdman, and The Onyas, The Stripp remain proudly rooted in Australia’s rock lineage, yet ‘Life Imitates Art‘ feels less like homage and more like evolution.
Years of relentless touring – including shared stages with Supersuckers, ZEKE, The D4, Hard-Ons, and Stiff Richards – have clearly left their mark, tightening the band’s chemistry and amplifying their sense of momentum.
With ‘Life Imitates Art‘ now out in the world, The Stripp are wasting no time in bringing these new songs to the stage.
Louder, leaner, and more confident than ever, the band continues to carve out its own place within the modern rock ’n’ roll underground – proof that raw energy, volume, and conviction still matter.