A sludgy, loud band from the Seattle scene that never smoothed out its edges.
For the full TAD experience, start with 'Tool Marks' and 'Throat Locust'. That's the heavy, unpolished sound they never let go of.
TAD's music captures the raw, heavy side of the Seattle sound that grunge often gets polished away from. Songs like 'Tool Marks' from their 1989 debut God's Balls show that sludgy, doom-laden intensity right from the start. They built a following by staying loud and unrefined, a reminder of how punishing that era could really get.
They came out of Seattle in the mid-1980s, putting out records like God's Balls and Inhaler through the '90s. After Infrared Riding Hood in 1995, they slowed down but returned with Salt Lick in 2007 and Bullfrog in 2010, still anchored by Kurt Danielson's guitar and vocals.
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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