Precious Wax Drippings - After History (Glitterhouse GR 0107) (GER 1990) (Vinyl 24-96 & 16-44.1)

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Precious Wax Drippings - After History
FLAC | Artwork | 24Bit 96kHz: 674 MB | 16Bit 44.1kHz: 221 MB
Cat#: Glitterhouse GR 0107 | Country/Year: Germany 1990
Genre: Artcore, Neo-Psychedelia | Hoster: Filesonic/Uploaded

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Artcore from Chicago, seems like this band tries to deliver their “Sgt Pepper” with this album. Highly sophisticated, diverse and intelligent music, with influences ranging from hardcore and Hüsker Dü to grunge, psychedelia and many more. www.fuzzlogic.com

Precious Wax Drippings was a Chicago-based post-punk band active from the mid-1980's though the early 1990's. The members were Bill Little (bass, vocals), his brother Joe Little (guitar, vocals), Jim Garbe (guitar, vocals), and Johnny Machine (John Herndon; drums, vocals).

The band was known for their impassioned and somewhat out-of-control, yet melodic, stripped down brand of rock and roll. Drummer Machine was so powerful that he used to chain his drum throne to his kit, to keep it from sliding off the riser.

The band released several singles, two ep's, and a full length album before disbanding in the early 1990's. John Herndon went on to found the well-respected Chicago band Tortoise. www.punkdatabase.com

After History is divided into Industrial and Sexual sides, but that distinction doesn't begin to cover the boldly diverse collection of styles the group attempts on this ambitious longplayer. Sure, "Brontosaurus" (not the Move song) moderately acknowledges Ministry, but the same side also includes the gentle, pretty pop of "Steeptime." The flip, meanwhile, has a remake of "Rayon" as well as some sizzling punky funk ("Break Down"), thrashy rock ("This Year") and mildly countryfied rock ("Bob," with piano and a buzzing guitar undercurrent). Throughout, the group uses simple guitar-bass-drums resources to craft memorable songs, continually revealing imaginative twists. Fascinating. trouserpress