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Label: Bovine
Year: 1993
The long running brainchild of Smelly Mustafa, Plainfield (named after the Wisconsin hometown of John Wayne Gacy, naturally) has created in their wake a fairly substantial discography for your pleasure(?). Some of it traffics in a cow-punk kind of aesthetic, some of it is straight up punk rock, and some of it, this two song 7" in particular, utilizes a noise rock foundation to stagger and antagonize. It has a Killdozer meets Hammerhead sensibility. As much as you can call that a sensibility. Regardless of what you call it, you will like it. I assure you.
3 comments:
any chance you could post the "throw pillow / the king" 7" ??? would be much obliged...
I actually don't. But should I acquire it, I will most definitely get it posted.
thanks ! it is, in my opinion, far and away the best thing they did...
also, in general, thanks for this blog and keep up the good work. (from an ex-georgian)
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