The band Dirty Rotten Imbeciles kept an aggressive sound through lineup changes and controversial lyrics.
For a sense of their early style, 'Couch Slouch' holds up. 'Enemy Within' gives you a taste of how they kept at it.
Their 1985 album 'Dealing with It!' had a raw thrash and hardcore blend that caught on with a certain crowd. Songs like 'Couch Slouch' and 'Think For Yourself' show what they were doing early on. Later tracks like 'Enemy Within' kept up with their general approach, and they're still playing shows with original members Kurt Brecht and Spike Cassidy.
They started in Houston in 1982 with Kurt Brecht on vocals and Spike Cassidy on guitar. Their first album was 'Dealing with It!' in 1985, and they put out records like 'Crossover' in 1987 and 'Thrash Zone' in 1989. The lineup changed over time, but their sound stayed aggressive.
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