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Spazz
Spazz formed in Baltimore in 1992, with Chris Dodge on vocals, Max Ward on guitar, Jason Propst on bass, and Brian White on drums. Their sound was a chaotic...
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4 Times a Day
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8 Drunkard Genaii
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A Legend in Your Own Mind
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A Prayer for the Complete and Utter Eradication of All Generic Pop-Punk
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Backpack Bonfire
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Bitter (The Execution of a Chump)
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Black 'N' Dekker Crusty Wrecker
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Bobby Dee in The Hour of Chaos
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Bobby's Jackpot Jamboree
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C.L.A.
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Camp Chestnut
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Campaign For Emo Destruction
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Chris Pooped At The Skatepark
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Climate Best
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Cool Guy
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Crush Kill Destroy
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Spazz formed in Baltimore in 1992, with Chris Dodge on vocals, Max Ward on guitar, Jason Propst on bass, and Brian White on drums. Their sound was a chaotic mix of hardcore punk, grindcore, and noise, built on rapid drumming and distorted guitars. They put out records like 'Dwarf Jester Rising' in 1994 and 'La Revancha' in 1996, carving out a niche in the underground.
By 2000, they released '4 Times a Day', an album that kept their abrasive energy but showed some tighter rhythms and layered playing. Tracks like 'A Prayer for the Complete and Utter Eradication of All Generic Pop-Punk' and 'Backpack Bonfire' typified their blend of aggression and oddball experimentation. The band called it quits in 2004, leaving behind a string of noisy, cult-favorite recordings.
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