 Artist: Gorilla Biscuits: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock: Punk-Rock Gorilla Biscuits's discography:  Start Today Year: 1989 Tracks: 13  Gorilla Biscuits Year: 1988 Tracks: 12 Hardcore icons Gorilla Biscuits came in concert in the late '80s to contribute together their two cents to the straightedge scene in New York City. Ironically enough though, their constitute came from the street term for Quaaludes. The grouping went through various members in their time together, simply the band's "determinate" card was the squad of singer Anthony Civocelli, bassist Arthur Smilios, drummer Luke Abbey, and guitarists Walter Schreifels and (at last) Alex Brown; John "Porcell" Porcelly (guitar) and Sammy Siegler (drums) likewise served in the Biscuits' ranks. No last name career were used on whatever of their recordings; in fact, Civocelli went by the nominate "Civ" at the clock time. They were selfsame extreme right-winger, trying to move the motion aside from the warring rules that many hardcore straightedge fans had created around their pet bands. The independent goal was to taste and include anyone wHO treasured to take on their political views without torment around the esthetics, something that made them unpopular with many in the movement. They managed to tour the U.S. at one time and Europe doubly, and release deuce albums on Revelation Records (a 1988 self-titled 7" and 1989's highly influential Commence Today) ahead Schreifels left the group to form the melodic hardcore/metal lot Quicksand in 1990. Gorilla Biscuits were officially broken up, playing a terminal gig together in 1992, only in realness the left over members turned around and formed CIV, a pop-punk malarky band that scored a minor hit with "Can't Wait One Minute More" when they reappeared on a major mark in 1994. Gorilla Biscuits reunited in 2005 during the Save CBGB's campaign (when the illustrious venue was on the brink of closure), which finally lED to the band embarking on a subsequent nationwide tour of duty. |
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