Ugly Dance
1994
Skin
1995
Artist Biography
US alt rock band comprising Michael Bishop
(bass/vocals; ex-GWAR), Tim Harriss (guitar/vocals) and former Honor
Role drummer Seth Harris (later replaced by Ed Trask). Formed in the
early 90s, they took their name from the pesticide that was manufactured
by the Allied Signal Corporation of Hopewell, Virginia, in the 70s, and
caused the company’s employees severe neurological damage (this
incident was also the subject of a Dead Kennedys song, ‘Kepone
Factory’). The band’s deliberate, anthemic rock style was unveiled with
the 1994 release of Ugly Dance for Quarterstick Records. A potent
collision of punk pop with the distinctive employment of dual lead
vocals, it followed on from their excellent 1993 singles, ‘Henry’ and
‘295’. The latter single was released on Jello Biafra’s (ex-Dead
Kennedys) Alternative Tentacles Records - supplying ample evidence of
Kepone’s original inspiration. Skin and Kepone were further slices of
the band’s endearingly offbeat alternative rock.
Ugly Dance
Tracklist
Skin
Tracklist
Ugly Dance
Tracklist
1 | Loud | 3:27 |
2 | Dickie Boys | 2:08 |
3 | Leadbreath | 2:48 |
4 | Brainflower | 3:42 |
5 | Some Pig | 2:36 |
6 | Henry | 5:49 |
7 | Sith Talk | 3:28 |
8 | Fly Bop | 0:55 |
9 | Wrong | 5:01 |
10 | Eenie Meenie | 1:38 |
11 | Sick River | 3:14 |
12 | Silly Sally | 3:00 |
13 | Ugly Dance | 3:40 |
Skin
Tracklist
1 | Knifethrower | 3:01 |
2 | Velveteen | 2:20 |
3 | Blue-Devil | 5:55 |
4 | Stay Down | 2:31 |
5 | Ed's Sad Party | 2:41 |
6 | Idiot Ball Drop | 2:18 |
7 | Superfucker | 3:29 |
8 | Prisoners | 3:55 |
9 | Left Eskimo | 2:59 |
10 | Thin Solution | 4:25 |
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