From the Austin, Texas noise punk scene. Scratch Acid deliberately avoided the loud, fast rules of hardcore as everything they didn’t want to be and embraced a weirder, artier sound. With members of The Jesus Lizard, Rapeman, Big Boys, and Tad. Scratch Acid made the ‘S/T’ EP in 1984 and this ‘Just Keep Eating’ full-length LP in 1986, both originally released on Rabid Cat. ‘Bezerker’ came out much later on Touch & Go. Maximum Rock ‘N’ Roll: an assortment of powerful, gritty rockers mixed in with a few artier numbers. A more rootsy rock approach is evident here, and the overall variety makes it recommendable.
Scratch Acid - Just Keep Eating (White Coloured LP)
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Scratch Acid - Just Keep Eating (White Coloured LP)
Scratch Acid - Just Keep Eating (White Coloured LP)
From the Austin, Texas noise punk scene. Scratch Acid deliberately avoided the loud, fast rules of hardcore as everything they didn’t want to be and embraced a weirder, artier sound. With members of The Jesus Lizard, Rapeman, Big Boys, and Tad. Scratch Acid made the ‘S/T’ EP in 1984 and this ‘Just Keep Eating’ full-length LP in 1986, both originally released on Rabid Cat. ‘Bezerker’ came out much later on Touch & Go. Maximum Rock ‘N’ Roll: an assortment of powerful, gritty rockers mixed in with a few artier numbers. A more rootsy rock approach is evident here, and the overall variety makes it recommendable.
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From the Austin, Texas noise punk scene. Scratch Acid deliberately avoided the loud, fast rules of hardcore as everything they didn’t want to be and embraced a weirder, artier sound. With members of The Jesus Lizard, Rapeman, Big Boys, and Tad. Scratch Acid made the ‘S/T’ EP in 1984 and this ‘Just Keep Eating’ full-length LP in 1986, both originally released on Rabid Cat. ‘Bezerker’ came out much later on Touch & Go. Maximum Rock ‘N’ Roll: an assortment of powerful, gritty rockers mixed in with a few artier numbers. A more rootsy rock approach is evident here, and the overall variety makes it recommendable.
