Eugenic Death
Eugenic Death came out of the American hardcore punk scene in the late 1980s. Their name pointed toward the band's opposition to hatred and intolerance, and...
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Eugenic Death came out of the American hardcore punk scene in the late 1980s. Their name pointed toward the band's opposition to hatred and intolerance, and their music mixed punk's raw energy with more melodic, introspective elements. Their debut album, 'Crimes Against Humanity,' arrived in 1990 and featured the song of the same name.
They followed that with albums like 'The Anatomy of Hate' in 1992 and 'A Journey into Darkness' in 1994. The band's lineup included John Smith on vocals, Greg Thomas on guitar, Mike Jones on bass, and Steve Wilson on drums. Their lyrics often dealt with social justice and human nature, which sometimes drew criticism for being too confrontational.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Indictive Diety' and 'Medication Time.' They released several more albums into the 2000s, including 'The End of the Line' in 2000 and 'The Final Chapter' in 2009.
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