The Rings

The Rings were a punk rock band that emerged from the Boston music scene in the late 1970s. They were part of the early wave of punk bands that came out of the United States, contemporaneous with other acts like The Ramones and The Dead Boys. The band was known for their energetic live performances and raw sound, which captured the spirit of the punk movement at the time. They released their self-titled album "The Rings" in 1981, which included tracks that showcased their gritty, straightforward punk style. Despite not achieving widespread commercial success, The Rings have maintained a cult following and are remembered for their contribution to the punk genre and the Boston music scene.