Which punk band from London released the album 'Damned Damned Damned'?

The Damned released the 1977 album Damned Damned Damned. It was the English punk band’s debut studio album and appeared on Stiff Records on 18 February 1977. The record is widely regarded as the first album released by a UK punk group.

The album was recorded at Pathway Studios in London during late 1976 and early 1977, with Nick Lowe producing. Its compact, aggressive sound captures the band’s original lineup: Dave Vanian on vocals, Brian James on guitar, Captain Sensible on bass and Rat Scabies on drums.

The record followed the band’s debut single, “New Rose,” often identified as the first punk single released in the United Kingdom. Damned Damned Damned also includes “Neat Neat Neat” and a cover of “I Feel Alright,” originally written and recorded by The Stooges as “1970.” The title is sometimes confused with the band’s name, but the answer is The Damned—the album title repeats the word three times, while the group’s name appears only once.