Diminished (EUA)
Diminished formed in Chicago in the late 1980s, pulling from punk, noise, and industrial music to create something abrasive and confrontational. They put out...
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Diminished formed in Chicago in the late 1980s, pulling from punk, noise, and industrial music to create something abrasive and confrontational. They put out a handful of albums between 1989 and 1997, including 'The Rotting Corpse of Civilization' and 'The Truth About Sex.'
Their notoriety came mostly from lyrics that were explicitly graphic and often misogynistic, dealing in themes of violence and sexual assault. The song 'A Jar Full Of Vaginas' became their most infamous track, emblematic of their provocative stance. Other titles like 'Anal Seepage' and 'Chainsaw Cunt' give a clear sense of their approach.
The band faced accusations of promoting violence against women. They disbanded in 1997 after a turbulent run, but their work continues to be a point of discussion in certain underground circles.
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