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Dybbuk — Dybbuk (1991) [Full 7'' EP]

00:00 — 1. Perversion 02:03 — 2. Painting by the Numbers 05:10 — 3. Shame 08:31 — 4. Ear Self-titled "Dybbuk" 7" Demo-EP, 1991. Copyright © Self-Destruct Records Copyright © "Dybbuk" band (US-hardcore) Copyright © Jeremy Podgursky    / onami75   http://jeremypodgursky.com/bio Jeremy Podgursky is a composer of chamber/orchestral as well as electronic music. He was also the singer/songwriter/guitarist of The Pennies, a psychedelic indie-rock band from Louisville, KY. Before The Pennies, Jeremy was in "Lather" and "Dybbuk".   / jernami   "Dybbuk" was Brandon Faulls -vocals https://www.discogs.com/artist/423765... Jeremy Podgursky - guitar, bass, backing vocals https://www.discogs.com/artist/399787... Tim Wunderlin - guitar, backing vocals https://www.discogs.com/artist/400536... Brian Kaelin - bass, guitar, and backing vocals https://www.discogs.com/artist/399787... Alex Charland - drums https://www.discogs.com/artist/400537... Recorded at Mom's Recording Studio by Howie Gano https://www.discogs.com/artist/323888... Produced by Mike Bucayu https://www.discogs.com/artist/141398... and Sean McLoughlin https://www.discogs.com/artist/102568... https://www.discogs.com/release/42793... “Dybbuk (pronounced DIB-ick) has a self-titled 7″ out on Self Destruct Records. They’ve been together since April 1990 and their record came out in 1991. Eric replaced previous their vocalist Branden Faulls in June 1991. They plan to record in early 1992 for another release.    • Dybbuk 7" EP (1991) - complete   “Maurice was together from 1983 to 1987 and never released any records. Britt Walford and David Pajo continued to play together in Slint with whom they released Tweez on Jennifer Hartman Records in 1989, and Spiderland on Touch and Go Records in 1991. Brian McMahan played in Slint and Maurice for a while. Maurice was also home for Sean Garrison and Mike Bucayu. They later formed Kinghorse whose 1989 Self Destruct/Steel Heart 7″ is now out of print. Kinghorse has an LP out on Caroline Records and another one scheduled for next year sometime.” [Dybbuk recorded a full length album, Breakfast T., which was released posthumously as a Self Destruct 12″ and cassette in 1992. The band broke up earlier that year, shortly before guitarist Tim Wunderlin tragically died in an accidental asphyxiation. He was buried at Calvary Cemetery in the Highlands. [After Dybbuk’s disbandment, Alex Charland joined Slo-Pok, and Eric Schmidt dropped out of the music scene for a while. Brian Kaelin and Jeremy Podgursky formed a new band, Lather, with drummer Brian Toth and guitarist Sean Wolfson. Lather recorded a Self Destruct 7″ in October 1992, and six more songs between April and June 1993. Those ten tracks were compiled on a Self Destruct CD, A Modest Proposal. Lather broke up in the summer of 1994. [Slint’s Tweez was reissued on Touch and Go in 1993, and the band allegedly tried to get back together around that same time, to no avail. [Kinghorse broke up in the fall of 1992. Their second album on Caroline never materialized. Mike Bucayu opened his Blue Moon record store in the Holiday Manor Walk shopping center in the fall of 1994. Around Christmas 1994, a Slamdek CD of nineteen unreleased Kinghorse tracks renewed interest in the group, and they reformed with Jerry Cunningham of Raze on bass. Mike was either not interested in the band, or more interested in his store.] https://slamdek.com/category/dybbuk/ "Kinghorse"'s & "Self Destruct Records"'s Mike Bucayu with Jeremy Podgursky:   / mike-bucayu-61455b6   This photo essay is a collection of photos both by and collected by Chris Higdon, Mike Bucayu, Kayte Garcia and Sean Fawbush. We hope you can see the photos and feel the energy of the era. One of the most unique things about Louisville’s punk and hardcore scene is the level of documentation and paraphernalia. https://www.leoweekly.com/2021/05/lou... "Dybbuk" was a melodic hardcore from the 1990-1992 era. While many comparisons can be drawn to bands such as Dag Nasty, Dybbuk threw in some influences all their own and composed albums full of intense sounds as well as more laid back compositions, even after the unfortunate death of Tim Wunderlund in 1992." https://history.louisvillehardcore.co...