L7 Bricks Are Heavy 1992

Wikipedia:

L7 was formed by Donita Sparks and Suzi Gardner on shared electric guitar and shared vocals. A year previous, Gardner had performed backing vocals on the Black Flag song "Slip It In". The punk rock duo were soon joined by Jennifer Finch on bass guitar and Roy Koutsky on drums. Koutsky left shortly after and Demetra Plakas ("Dee" for short) became their permanent drummer.

The band's name derives from a 1950s slang phrase meaning "square," but is often mistaken for a reference to the sex position, "69".

DICKLESS

Here's all the songs by Dickless. Kelly Canary, due to her growling vocals, destroyed her vocal chords. Jana went on to release a couple of solo albums.

From LastFM
Dickless was a short lived all-girl band from Seattle, Washington. Signed to Sub Pop records, they released their only record in May 1990.

The original line-up consisted of Kelly Canary (vocals), Kerry Green (guitar), Jana McCall (bass), and Lisa Smith (drums). Jennie Trower eventually replaced McCall on bass guitar, while Meagan Jasper replaced Canary on vocals in the band’s later days.

KAREN FINLEY A Certain Level of Denial 1994

Wikipedia:

Karen Finley (b. 1956, Evanston, Illinois) is a controversial American performance artist, whose theatrical pieces and recordings have often been labelled "obscene" due to their graphic depictions of sexuality, abuse, and disenfranchisement. She was notably one of the NEA Four, four performance artists whose grants from the National Endowment for the Arts were vetoed in 1990 by John Frohnmayer after the process was condemned by Senator Jesse Helms under "decency" issues.

PELL MELL Flow and Interstate

Flow
1991

Interstate

1995

Pell Mell was an instrumental rock combo formed in 1980 in Portland, Oregon.

Flow

Tracklist

1	American Eagle	2:23
2	Breach Of Promise	3:56
3	Bring On The China	3:22
4	The Devil Bush	2:19
5	Smoke	4:04
6	Aero	3:55
7	Flood	7:02
8	Little Blue Dance	4:12
9	Signal	3:54
10	Blaming The Messenger	1:53
11	Mopping Up	3:34

 

Interstate

Tracklist

1	Nothing Lies Still Long	4:11
2	Revival	4:33
3	Anna Karina	3:02
4	Saucer	3:30
5	Pound Cake	3:43
6	Constellation	4:00
7	Blacktop	3:24
8	Butterfly Effect	4:34
9	Drift	4:10
10	Vegetable Kingdom	6:27
11	Ether	4:39
12	Floating Gate	3:03

FM EINHEIT [sen'sei∫n deθ] 1997

 

Discogs 

 

Artist Biography by John Bush

The "chief machinery operator" for German industrial terrorists Einstürzende Neubauten from the band's inception in 1983, F.M. Einheit has had plenty of time to record side projects between his group's usually relaxed release schedule (one which also permits bandmate Blixa Bargeld to play with Nick Cave's Bad Seeds). Einheit recorded his first project, 1990's Stein, just after the sessions for Einstürzende Neubauten's Haus der Luege. Then he formed a band -- confusingly named Stein -- with Ulrike Haage and Katharina Franck of the Rainbirds; the project released Steinzeit in 1992 and Königzucker two years later; in the meantime, he released his second proper solo album, Prometheus/Lear, in 1993. With poet Andreas Ammer, Einheit recorded the Radio Inferno LP (which also included the talents of DJ John Peel and guitarist Caspar Brötzmann) and recorded again with Brötzmann on the album Merry Christmas in 1995 and left Neubauten during the sessions for Ende Neu due to a lack of creative interest in the project. Einheit returned in 1997 with Sensation Death for Invisible Records. One of his major projects post-Einstürzende Neubauten was forming the band Gry with vocalist Gry Bagøien from Denmark. They released two albums: The Touch of E! (1998) and Public Recording (2000, featuring Pan Sonic and former Neubauten bandmate Alexander Hacke). Crashing Aeroplanes with Andreas Ammer followed in 2002.

Einheit began collaborating, writing and scoring various theater and radio plays over the next four years. He also created his own label, FM 451 to reissue his catalog works. He returned to recording in 2006, releasing Echohce in collaboration with Jamie Lidell, David Link, Saskia v. Klitzing and Volker Kamp, followed by The Sallie House with Michael Esposito in 2008 and No Apologies with Hans-Joachim Irmler the following year. Evol/Ve with Massimo Pupillio was issued in 2010. In 2011, Einheit collaboration with Irmler again. The album, entitled Spielwiese 3 -- a further chapter in the latter's soundfield explorations -- included German multimedia performer Ute-Marie Paul and American composer and bassoon player Katherine Young. Over the next two years, Einheit did the occasional experimental live performance with former Einstürzende Neubauten bandmate Hacke, as well scoring for film and theater. In 2013, he cut the electro-acoustic offering Terre Haute with En Esch (formerly of KMFDM) and Mona Mur. Einheit joined forces with experimental Italian guitarist, electro-producer, and sound designer Eraldo Bernocchi and London-based cellist Jo Quail on Rosebud, issued by RareNoise, delivering a compelling mix of ambient and industrial music.

 

Tracklist 

1	Theme From Death Row	6:49
2	Defending Phrase	8:45
3	6/4	4:51
4	The Hektik	1:32
5	The Switch	1:50
6	The Race	5:45
7	Requiem Für Eine Totgeweihte	6:25
8	Death Row (Reprise)	1:09
9	Adieu Partner	2:15
10	Kompositionsspiel	3:05
11	Fernsehballett	8:53
12	Death Row (Reprise)	0:34
13	Duell	4:27
14	Russisches Roulett	2:17

GODFLESH Us and Them 1999

Wikipedia:

Godflesh were an English industrial metal band from Birmingham, England. They formed in 1988 by Justin K. Broadrick (guitar, vocals, and programming) and G. C. Green (bass) and disbanded in 2002. The band is regarded as one of the pioneers of industrial metal and post-metal.[1]

RAILHED Tarantella 1993

Drummer Nick Rotundo also played in Walleye.

Discogs

Tracklist

1	Incision
2	Sell My Revolution
3	Goosebumps
4	Reclaim
5	Exit
6	Tightrope
7	Lather
8	The Man Who Fell To Earth
9	Seven Thumbs Thick

DIG Runt EP 1993

Discogs

Wikipedia:

Dig formed in 1991 in Los Angeles; vocalist Scott Hackwith had previously produced for The Ramones, and guitarist Dix Denney had played with The Weirdos and Thelonious Monster.[1] After releasing an EP in 1992, they signed with Radioactive Records and issued their first full-length in 1993, produced by Dave Jerden. The single "Believe" was played regularly on MTV's Buzz Bin[1] and was their lone charting hit, reaching #19 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart[2] and #34 on the Mainstream Rock chart.[3] The group issued two further full-lengths in 1996 and 1999.

Tracklist

1	I'll Stay High	3:18
2	Groundhead	3:45
3	We Don't Care	3:18
4	Mothership	4:37

SUN 60 self titled 1992

 Discogs

Wikipedia:
Sun-60 (later Sun 60 without the hyphen) were a Los Angeles Alternative rock band from 1987-1996.

The band was notable for the vocal gymnastics of Joan Jones, the guitar riffs of David Russo, clever song-writing, and an eclectic combination of styles, including folk, alt rock, pop, and blues.

Despite a cult following, considerable commercial potential, and moderate success both as a touring live act and on record, the band never quite caught on, and split in 1996.

Tracklist 

1	Out Of My Head	3:25
2	Middle Of My Life	3:27
3	Kiss The Train	4:52
4	Cold Water	4:04
5	Landslide	4:39
6	Many Miles	3:01
7	Runaway Jane	3:07
8	Should Have Been The Moon	3:38
9	Too Much Tube	3:11
10	Responsible	3:45
11	Take Me Home	5:04

 

LINDA PERRY After Hours 1995

 

 

Discogs

Linda Perry was lead singer of 4 Non Blondes, who released one album then took off for greener pastures. In 1995, Perry released After Hours which remains my favourite solo release. She really put her soul into this and her voice is just as strong as ever. Perry is also well known as a talented producer, sound engineer, musician and songwriter, having penned songs for such artists as Pink and Cristina Aguilera. I don't really think there is much that this woman cannot do. 

 

  

Tracklist

1	The Garden	4:37
2	Jackie	5:11
3	Sunny April Afternoon	3:59
4	Lost Command	5:09
5	Get It While You Can	4:29
6	Bang The Drum	4:00
7	Some Days Never End	3:27
8	New Dawn	5:14
9	Fly Away	5:39
10	Let Me Ride	3:47
11	The Cows Come Home	4:23
12	Carry On	3:58
12.1	(Untitled Interlude)	0:33
13.1	(Untitled)	3:58
13.2	(Silence)	0:04

 

DIVINYLS Underworld 1996

In 1991, the Divinyls received international acclaim with their hit I Touch Myself. However, long before that hit, where many Americans finally "discovered" the band, the Divinyls were ripping up the stages all around the world and had released 4 prior albums, all unfortunately ignored by American rock radio. After their self titled release in 1991, it was another 5 years before the Divinyls released their last full length CD, Underworld.
The Divinyls regrouped in 2007, did a mini-tour of Australia and released a single, "Don't Wanna Do This."

Discogs

Tracklist  

1	Hard On Me	4:35
2	Sex Will Keep Us Together	3:56
3	I'm Jealous	4:16
4	For A Good Time	5:07
5	Open Windows	4:51
6	Bleed	0:53
7	Underworld	3:53
8	Human On The Inside	4:13
9	Come Down To Earth	4:39
10	Spook	0:42
11	Sorry	4:52
12	Heart Of Steel	4:45
13	Save Me	5:37
14	Black Magic	5:38

TOASTED HERETIC Another Day Another Riot video and MP3

Toasted Heretic band history from IrishRock.org

Here's a video of Toasted Heretic's Another Day Another Riot

Toasted Heretic video download

INSANE JANE Each Finger 1993

Insane Jane released 2 albums and then sadly disbanded. If you didn't get a chance to check them out the first time around, here's your chance. Yellow - wow, what a voice she has.

Insane Jane's singer's website here


Discogs 

Tracklist

1	Daisy	3:17
2	I'm Flying	2:39
3	Each Finger	3:16
4	I Won't Stand	4:13
5	Father Time	2:55
6	Harri Faith	2:40
7	Anymore	3:43
8	Hate	2:57
9	Lollipop Serenade	2:46
10	Sister Sue	3:01
11	Brought Again	2:23
12	So Long	1:47
13	Latter Train	2:41
14	3-D Jesus	12:02
15	American Standard	3:22

MORDAM RECORDS In Store Play Sampler 1995

Discogs



Mordam Records In Store Play Samplers were sent to radio stations and record stores to promote the bands and labels that were distributed by the Mordam Records Distribution Company in San Francisco. They were housed in cardboard sleeves. The track listing for this sampler is incorrect. The 22nd song is by El Vez "Esta Bien Mamacita" and the 23rd song is Pop Defect "Bob Says No!"
The sampler includes bands on Sympathy For The Record Industry, Estrus Records, Lookout, Kill Rock Stars, Allied Recordings, Alternative Tentacles, Vinyl Communications, Hell Yeah, Flipside Records, Seeland (that's Negativland's own record label), Dr. Strange, Dionysus, Shredder, Kirbdog, Wrong, Jade Tree and Empty. - Blogatrix

 
Tracklist

1. Alice Donut - Magdalene
2. Naked Agression - Out of Control
3. Strawman - Sioux City Debutante
4. Humpers - Hey Shadow
5. Bratmobile - Panic
6. Spitboy - Ultimate Violations
7. Tit Wrench - Rock and Roll, Man
8. Zipgun - Together Dumb
9. Butt Trumpet - I Left My Flannel in Seattle
10. Paper Tulips - We Never Close
11. Show Business Giants - Teeny Weeny Man
12. Tilt - Addiction
13. Buzzoven - Frayed
14. Negativland - The Gun and the Bible
15. Ill Repute - Not That Way
16. Man or Astroman? - Invasion of the Dragon Men
17. Victims Family - Balderdash '93
18. Witchdoctors - I'm So Restless
19. Swiz - Nine
20. One Man Running - Windfall
21. Parasites - I Don't Believe You
22. El Vez - Esta Bien Mamacita
23. Pop Defect - Bob Says No!
24. Crackerbash - Shoe-In
25. Unwound - Rat Bite
26. Mono Men - Wrecker!
27. Screeching Weasel - Goodbye To You

THE MUFFS self titled 1993

Discogs


Wikipedia:

The Muffs are a rock band based in Southern California, formed in 1991.

After releasing their initial 7" EPs and singles independently and on local labels, The Muffs signed to Warner Bros. Records in the early '90s and released their self-titled album in 1993. The Muffs were eventually dropped from the label. The Muffs have since continued to release new records on various independent labels.

The Muffs' leader is singer-songwriter Kim Shattuck. The original lineup also included guitarist Melanie Vammen (like Shattuck, a former member of 1980s all-female garage rock outfit The Pandoras), bassist Ronnie Barnett and drummer Criss Crass. Vammen and Crass left after the band's self-titled debut album. Crass was replaced by Jim Laspesa after their 1993 tour with the Goo Goo Dolls, and later by Roy McDonald in 1994. The Muffs have been a 3-piece since 1995 with members Kim Shattuck, Ronnie Barnett and Roy McDonald.

The Muffs are currently taking a long break from music but have announced they have not broken up.

Tracklist  

1	Lucky Guy	2:47
2	Saying Goodbye	2:18
3	Everywhere I Go	3:25
4	Better Than Me	2:50
5	From Your Girl	3:30
6	Not Like Me	3:03
7	Baby Go Round	2:50
8	North Pole	0:36
9	Big Mouth	1:51
10	Every Single Thing	2:23
11	Don't Waste Another Day	2:37
12	Stupid Jerk	0:31
13	Another Day	2:15
14	Eye To Eye	3:32
15	I Need You	3:44
16.1	All For Nothing	2:45
16.2	Untitled	0:18

THE FLUID Glue / Roadmouth 1990

File combines "Roadmouth" and "Glue" EP

Discogs

Wikipedia:
Forged in the gritty, unforgiving depths of the Denver punk scene in 1985, The Fluid was one of the most powerful and hardest-hitting acts of the late ’80s and early ’90s. Composed of vocalist John Robinson, drummer Garrett Shavlik, bassist Matt Bischoff, and guitarists James Clower and Rick Kulwicki, the band was the first non-Seattle signing by the initially provincial Sub-Pop label, which released the group’s scorching sophomore album, Clear Black Paper, in 1988. (The quintet’s debut, Punch N Judy, was released on Denver’s Ray-On Records in 1986 and was later reissued on Germany’s Glitterhouse imprint.)

Tracklist 

	Glue	23:06
1	Our Love Will Still Be There	3:01
2	Black Glove	2:58
3	Closet Case	4:28
4	Candy	3:15
5	Pretty Mouse	4:15
6	Wasted Time	5:09
	Roadmouth	31:31
7	Cop A Plea	4:32
8	Ode To Miss Lodge	3:06
9	Twisted & Pissed	3:37
10	Is It Day?	2:52
11	What Man	4:22
12	Hooked	2:48
13	Human Mill	3:15
14	Girl Bomb	2:15
15	Fool's Rule	4:44