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Cut It Out!
Cut It Out! came together in New York City in the early 2000s, playing with a raw energy that fit right into the city's underground scene. The band was Rob...
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Cut It Out! came together in New York City in the early 2000s, playing with a raw energy that fit right into the city's underground scene. The band was Rob Cavallo on vocals and guitar, Chris Gonzalez on bass, and Zack Murphy on drums. Their debut album in 2004 was called 'Career Shit,' and the title track became a kind of anthem for them, railing against corporate life and the usual pressures.
They put out a few more records after that, like 'Tired of Being Tired' in 2006 and 'The Shape of Punk to Come' in 2008. Songs like 'Cemetery Things' and 'Demons!' kept up their confrontational style. Their live shows could get pretty rowdy, and they were known to say what they thought, which sometimes got them into trouble with venues.
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