“Welcome to Murraysville” is a Brit punk album from Phil Murray and the Boys from Bury. Most of the album takes on the simplistic, classic punk rock sound with Ramones-style three chord progressions. However, it also incorporates the organ, hand claps and intense guitar solos that draw from pop rock, blues and rockabilly. Murray’s vocals are very British and styled similarly to contemporary artist Art Brut, as well as likely influences The Ramones, The Clash, and The Smiths. PM&tBfB’s lyrics are original, humorous and often about life (and “Rainy Nights&rdquo in Rotherham; their Northern England home town. “Welcome to Murraysville” is well-produced, intentionally giving the album that gritty punk rock sound of its predecessors. “Average Day” shows the band’s musicianship as it opens with a great bass line that is soon after matched by the guitar. “High Visibility Packamac” is a humorous song about people who drive Jettas and play Yu-Gi-Oh. The catchy chorus says it all; “He wears a high visibility packamac/With security written on the back.” “17 Stone,” “I Can’t Stop Eating Trees,” and “Dying Turtle” are also rather hilarious, pouring memorable lyrics atop that classic punk rock sound. “Welcome to Murraysville” is a packed album that does not let up until we’re all on our backs doing the “Dying Turtle.” Fans of that classic Brit punk sound with a sense of humor should check out Phil Murray and the Boys from Bury.