The Nails are an American rock band known for their eclectic mix of punk, new wave, and rock and roll. Formed in Colorado in 1977, the group is most recognized for their 1986 hit, "88 Lines About 44 Women," which has been widely used in popular culture. The band's distinct sound is characterized by Marc Campbell's deep, storytelling vocals and the use of synthesizers. Despite not achieving mainstream success, The Nails are considered influential within their genre for their unique fusion of styles.