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HEAD OF DAVID - ADRENICIDE

What can I say about this band other than it just fuckin rules. I think I still have my Dustbowl tape I got back in the day. This is off their Saveana Mixes Ep - 1989 Spark a fat bowl and fuck the world. These are some liner notes from http://ihrtn.com/2009/11/head-of-david/ Grimy and oppressive, as described by All Music Guide, Head Of David were a great reflection of time/period that they came out of. The band was formed in Dudley, English town that was located few miles outside of Birmingham and they were heavily influenced by the fact that town was a center of iron and coal industry. Initial line-up included vocalist Stephen R. Burroughs, guitarist Eric Jurenovski, bassist Dave Cochrane and drummer Paul Sharp. Band's first records appeared in 1986 -- "Dogbreath" EP, which was followed by an an full-length entitled simply..."LP" (and it changed it name to "CD" when the record was reissued in digital form with 4 additional tracks). Trouser Press commented that "The virulent sterility of Dogbreath suggests what Big Black might have sounded like had Steve Albini been obsessed by Black Sabbath's Paranoid: an overwrought guitar barrage and sinister, neanderthal machine rhythms (best put to use on a faithfully compulsive cover of Suicide's "Rocket USA")." LP - 1986 TP also pointed out that "LP" (digital copies, which include Dogbreath's four tracks, are appropriately dubbed CD) is at once more minimalist and more self consciously anti-emotional. It's blessedly easy, though, to ignore such stunted, sub-Sonic Youth lyrical fixations as "Joyride Burning X" and "Snuff Rider MC" since the dense, omnivorous metal slide sweeps up the lot with fascinating, twisted grace." 1987 saw the release of live album " Shit Hit The Fan" and the band was also joined by then-Napalm Death member Justin Broadrick, who recorded "Saveana Mixes" EP - 1989 and Steve Albini produced "Dustbowl" full-length - 1988.