A New York trio mixing punk energy with electronic noise and deliberately confrontational lyrics since 1997.
For the full, unfiltered dose, 'Bring The Pain' and 'Shut Me Up' still land with that same chaotic punch they had twenty years ago.
They carved out a specific corner of late-90s New York with albums like 'Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy', blending punk's aggression with synth noise and lyrics that aimed to unsettle. Songs like 'Bring The Pain' delivered that mix with a sneering, almost cartoonish intensity. It wasn't for everyone, but for a certain crowd, it clicked perfectly.
They formed around Jimmy Urine, Steve Righ?, and Vanessa Y. Quirk in 1997. Early records like 'Tight' set the template, and they've kept at it through seven studio albums up to 2022, with drummer Colin Young joining the core trio.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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