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Garbage Dogs
Garbage Dogs formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s with Nathan Peters on vocals, Garret James on guitar, Hal Anderson on bass, and Reese Fisher on drums....
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Frunkyesterstain
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Cut
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Self Destruction
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If I Die
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No Way Out
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Ghosts
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Bottom Of The Well
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Hellhound
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Slave
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Holiday Sun
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Garbage Dogs
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Garbage Dogs formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s with Nathan Peters on vocals, Garret James on guitar, Hal Anderson on bass, and Reese Fisher on drums. Their debut album 'Bottom of the Well' came out in 1997, followed by records like 'Riot City' in 1999 and 'The Unseen' in 2002. They worked in a space between punk and alternative rock, with songs like 'Cut' and 'Ghosts' showing their rougher edges.
Their music sometimes drew criticism for its lyrics, which touched on social issues and mental health. The track 'Bottom of the Well' became something of an anthem in certain circles, though the band's catalog includes less straightforward material like 'Frunkyesterstain' and 'Holiday Sun'. They kept recording through the 2000s, putting out 'Antimatter' in 2006 and 'The Last Stand' in 2010.
Garbage Dogs had a particular sound, aggressive but melodic, with Peters' vocals upfront. Songs such as 'No Way Out' and 'Self Destruction' captured that balance. They weren't trying to fit neatly into one genre, and their records reflected that mix of post-punk energy and alternative rock structure.
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