Crotchduster
Crotchduster came out of Austin, Texas in the early 1990s. Their music mixed heavy metal, punk rock, and Southern blues, with lyrics that were often profane...
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Crotchduster came out of Austin, Texas in the early 1990s. Their music mixed heavy metal, punk rock, and Southern blues, with lyrics that were often profane and tackled subjects like drug abuse and violence. Songs like "Let Me Into Starfish Land" and "Big Top Williams" gave them a reputation for being confrontational.
Their live shows were known for being raucous, sometimes involving nudity. The band faced censorship, including MTV banning the video for "Let Me Into Starfish Land" for sexual content. They released four studio albums between 1993 and 1998: "Crotchduster," "Big Fat Back Album," "Trash," and "Naked."
The original lineup featured Slammin' Sammy on vocals, Slammin' Harry on guitar, Slammin' Jerry on bass, and Slammin' Larry on drums. The membership changed over time, but those four were there at the start.
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