Unsane, "This town" [singles 1988-1992]

"Unsane were formed under the moniker Lawn-Chair-Blisters at Sarah Lawrence College in 1988. A demo was recorded at Wharton Tiers recording studio in early 1989. Two of the tracks ("This Town" and "Urge to Kill") were released by Treehouse Records in the fall of 1989. Unsane then (for some damn reason) signed with Circuit Records, who were supposed to release the Unsane's debut album Improvised Munitions. The album never came out. Ernie Triccaro, proprietor of Circuit, spent all the money on cocaine instead and still owes the band approximately $200. The band released another couple of 45's on Glitterhouse and Subpop and did small tours of the U.S. They soon found themselves being somewhat of a musicians' and critics' band, with Foetus and Lydia Lunch constantly trying to crawl up their collective butt and people from Spin giving the band write-ups in a desperate attempt to look hip. The fall of 1991 saw the Unsane's debut album simultaneously released in the U.S. and Europe. The original American album jacket Unsane for Tennis was withdrawn with only a handful ever to reach the market. The band decided to replace the original jacket artwork with something much less offensive and the Unsane's self-titled debut album hit the stores. A barrage of hyperlative international press was soon to follow, and the American college airwaves were soon smothered with the anthemic cross-over dance hit "Action Man." A limited-edition, semi-legit 7" compiled of some of the tracks from the aborted Circuit album was released by a relative of the band, and an additional PCP 7" split between the Unsane and Slug (featuring the bands covering each others songs), were released in 1992. The Minneapolis-based Women's-Lib-funded record label Amphetamine Reptile Records also released an Unsane track, "Broke" on the popular Douche, Sperm and Swinging in the Streets compilation series. The Unsane Singles 1989 - 1992 compiles all the out-of-print loose ends of the band's recorded output. Following the death of Charlie Ondras in June of 1992, the band recruited Vinnie Signorelli, previously of the Swans and the Foetus band, among others, as their new drummer."

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I - A la croisée des chemins, elle se défend d'appeller les gens juste pour leur prendre la tête, il picore quelque chose comme de la viande de grison, sapé old school. Bon.

II - Rien à cirer de Carla mais violer t.u.s.a.i.s.q.u.i., la réponse est oui. Une logique toujours d'actualité, plus que jamais.

III - Une ville comme une station orbitale assez / assez, p.a.r.f.a.i.t.e.m.e.n.t. versatile, impossible à l.i.r.e., n.o.t.e.d.e.s.y.n.t.h.é.t.i.s.e.r., d.é.c.r.y.p.t.e.r. Le b.r.u.i.t. de ses artères qui donne envie de s'évader à la rencontre d'un jeu de maracas.

IV - Pas de livraison avant le 22 : va falloir tenir s.a.n.s.

V - Dormir est devenu h.o.r.s.d.e.p.r.i.x. Peut-être - Contracter un crédit revolving pour alimenter un compte épargne-temps auprès de Morphée, contrarié de tant de s.u.p.e.r.p.o.s.i.t.i.o.n.s., fondu-enchainés dans un courant alternatif conduit au b.a.r.b.e.l.é. aussi, le repose - c'est le soir du Grand j.a.m.a.i.s.

VI - N'importe comment : ne pas se laisser h.a.p.p.é. - la garder :