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Useless Wooden Toys
Useless Wooden Toys came out of the late 1980s underground with a sound that was hard to pin down. Their 1989 single "Teen Drive-In" became a cult favorite,...
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Useless Wooden Toys came out of the late 1980s underground with a sound that was hard to pin down. Their 1989 single "Teen Drive-In" became a cult favorite, with its spare arrangement and cryptic lyrics finding an audience outside the mainstream.
They put out a few albums like "The Naked Truth" in 1988 and "The Second Coming" in 1990, working in a mix of folk, rock, and electronic touches. The band's core members went by the names Tox and Wood, and they kept a low profile, which added to their outsider reputation.
Their music didn't chase commercial trends, and they developed a small but devoted following over those years. The records have held up for listeners who found something in that particular blend of haunting melody and dark humor.
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