Showing posts with label Buzzoven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buzzoven. Show all posts

24 April 2023

VINYL RETENTIVE Various Artists 1993

 


Discogs

 

Compilation on Very Small Records label

 

Tracklist

A1Captain 9's & The Knickerbocker TrioYummy Yummy Yummy3:01
A2ElmerPunk Rock Girl2:28
A33 Finger SpreadWill You Go Out With My Mom?3:39
A423 More MinutesDear Bob3:23
A5Bananas*Spicy Jerk2:04
A6NarDrunk & Benevolent2:25
A7LizardsDog Dick1:39
A8Krupted Peasant FarmerzMemories Of Death3:11
A9Horny MormonsMichael Got A Unicycle1:19
B1MothermayiMiss Malakai3:38
B2Sluggo (2)Sunburn2:23
B3Guano (2)Chain Of Food2:57
B4Plaid RetinaLesson To Teach2:38
B5False SacramentSecond Hand Anxiety3:41
B6Glass Babble RadioCatch Phrase5:18
C1Natural CauseDeath Of A Miser5:01
C2Sarabellum4 No 5 Children3:17
C3Buzzoven*Grit2:55
C4EconochristWithdrawl2:09
C5Logical NonsensePig's Blood Blues1:55
C6GrimpleSystem Fucker1:44
C7RaooulPossessed1:33
C8Royal Scam*Paig2:42
D1Pounded ClownTrashmen1:48
D2Voodoo Glow SkullsC School2:12
D3Sea PigsLa Grange3:24
D4SchlongThe Big Hurry1:07
D5Motherload (2)Who Gives A Shit2:36
D6Gr'ups*You Can't Die1:21
D7Los HuevosLava Soap1:36
D8Yahweh's MistakeEcstasy Thirteen2:22
D9Lazy BoyConquer2:10
D10Pinhead GunpowderBeastly Bit2:47

12 January 2020

BUZZOV•EN Unwilling To Explain EP 1994

 Back in the early 1990's, Buzzoven stopped in to the record store where I worked. Smelliest band ever.



Artist Biography by


To a Frown
Buzzov-en has been cranking out drug-fueled, misanthropic sludge punk in various incarnations since their inception in 1990. Known almost as much for their out-of-control and sometimes violent live shows as they are for their music, the band carries on a tradition shared by such fellow Southern troublemakers as Eyehategod and Antiseen. They have endured several lineup changes and apparent breakups over the years, with the only permanent member being singer/guitarist Kirk Fisher (alternately credited on albums as "Reverend Dirtkicker" or simply "Kirk.") With drummer Ashley Williamson (aka Ash and Ash Lee) and bassist Brian Hill in tow, they recorded their first EP (Wound) and full-length (To a Frown) on the Allied label in the early to mid-'90s. Eventually signing with the more prominent Roadrunner Records, the band unleashed their second full-length, Sore, in 1994. (By this time, they had added a second guitarist in Buddy Apostolis, aka Buddy and Little Buddy.) Yet instead of garnering the type of recognition as some of their labelmates (see Sepultura or Fear Factory, for example), Buzzov-en remained very much a cult band, continuing to tour heavily (including a stint opening for GWAR) but ultimately disintegrating before they could issue a Roadrunner follow-up. By the time of their next full-length, 1998's At a Loss, Fisher was the only original member left, with bassist/vocalist Dave "Dixie" Collins (later of Weedeater) among the new recruits. Assumed to have broken up once more, Fisher and company nonetheless returned yet again in 2001 with the long-delayed Revelation: Sick Again, this time on the Hydrahead label. 
 

Tracklist

1 Behaved
2 Done
3 Hollow
4 Aching Improv #13
5 I Never
6 Proven Wrong
7 Blinded
8 Scrunge