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Deep Wound
Deep Wound came out of Boston in the early 1980s, with Scott Colby on vocals and Scott Hull on guitar. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 1982, a short...
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Deep Wound came out of Boston in the early 1980s, with Scott Colby on vocals and Scott Hull on guitar. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 1982, a short blast of hardcore that included songs like 'Dead Babies' and 'Lou's Anxiety Song.'
The band's lineup shifted around a core that included bassist Fred Giannelli and drummer Chris Foley at different points.
They put out a live album from a show at The Rat the following year before breaking up. A few compilations of their early demos and collected material surfaced in the early 1990s.
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