"The Shame" is a British punk rock band formed in the mid-1970s, known for their raw and aggressive musical style. They played a significant role in the early punk movement, influencing countless bands with their rebellious attitude and uncompromising sound. The band's most notable member is lead vocalist Johnny Rotter, whose distinctive snarling vocals became a defining element of The Shame's identity. Their seminal album, "No Apologies", is widely regarded as a landmark in punk music history.