They were in front of Mr Albini when he heard the In Utero final mixes for the first time. Wasn't the happiest day apparently.

I'd probably get the record soon too

Get well Grams

That Seraphym record speciallly is freakin' weird sounding. Can't think of any other band like that.

NC for that alone + they have some splendid bangers on every record.

Yep, Killmen were definitely on another level. They were one of those bands that had a pretty unique sound, I haven't heard a previous band that sounded quite like them. Craw's debut album is another example. I know there was a sense of camaraderie between those two bands. I think I once read Albini...

Deadguy were vg.

I just listened to Strap It On (vinyl reissue on decent system). It’s slaps as is… it’s way more deranged than the rest of their output.... David Sardy’s production is really great. There’s some fantastic drum sounds. Especially the bits recorded in a tiled bathroom that sound like revolver shots…....

Easily my fave Dischord band. Those two records, specially Super Genius, are some of the best shit I've ever heard. Everything about them is so cool.

A few months ago they remastered their first demo from 1990 and released on vinyl. Haven't checked that.

Read a lot of Page H. Interviews, I think he once said Wharton Tiers studio was in a very "complicated" block, like they saw ganstahs all the time and sometimes cops would be on that street checking and holding guns and stuff, and a couple of times someone was shot outside. I'm 90% sure it...

True.

LOVED Troublegum 30 years ago, but listening to it today is a bit painful; catch tunes but production sounds so dated. Still, great memories attached to that record.

I love 86's Provocation LP.