04 March 2014

TRENCHMOUTH


Vs. The Light of the Sun
1994

by request
 
 
 
 
 

Tracklist


Washington! Washington! 2:23

A Prescription Written In A Different Language 3:33

Here Come The Automata 2:41

How I Became Invincible 4:29

Set The Oven At 400° 3:26

Saw A Ghost 1:52

The Effects Of Radiation 3:20

Doing The Flammability 3:08

A Man Without Lungs 6:02

Bricks Should Have Wings 2:41


The Broadcasting System
1996
 


Tracklist


Picking Up Interference

Broadcasting From The Heart

The Fire And Wire Colossus

In High Contrast

Moving With Momentum

Overthrower

Contrast Beneath The Surface

Onus

Interference


Artist Biography by

A completely uncategorizable quartet from Chicago that combined the talents of Damon Locks (vocals, percussion), Fred Armisen (drums), Chris DeZutter (guitar), and Wayne Montana (bass), Trenchmouth released four LPs during their existence that bounced from genre to genre with the predictability of a bumper pool billiard ball. In roughly six years, the band romped through countless strains of rump-shaking music forms, including no wave, post-punk, funk, and reggae. Provided they moved the body, Trenchmouth let all their influences in with open arms. While earlier work like Construction of New Action was more guitar based, they concentrated on the low end with increasing reliance toward the end of their existence, as on 1996's dub-saturated Broadcasting System. The band broke up after that release, with Locks and Montana continuing with the Eternals; Armisen went on to develop a lengthy resumé as a comedic performance artist. Each of Trenchmouth's albums are rewarding, blending the spirit of punk with expert execution of the diverse styles tackled.





























































                                       

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