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Naked Lunch
Naked Lunch formed in Denver around the mid-1980s with David Last on vocals and guitar, John Mohr on guitar and vocals, Bill Tillman on bass, and Tony Smith...
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Naked Lunch formed in Denver around the mid-1980s with David Last on vocals and guitar, John Mohr on guitar and vocals, Bill Tillman on bass, and Tony Smith on drums. Their early material had a raw, uncompromising quality that drew from punk and industrial sounds.
Their 1989 album 'The Sun' gave them a breakthrough, with the title track becoming something of a cult favorite. The song's distorted guitars and chaotic vocals didn't follow traditional structures, which earned them some critical attention at the time.
Their lyrics often dealt with dark themes, and their live shows could be confrontational, which led to occasional friction. They kept releasing albums through the 1990s and into the early 2000s, including 'The World Is Yours' in 1991 and 'The Brain' in 2001, before disbanding in 2006.
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