Destroy!
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Destroy! | |
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| Origin | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Genres | Crust punk, grindcore |
| Years active | 1988–1994 |
| Labels | Havoc Records |
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| Website | http://destroy.net/bands/destroy |
Destroy! was an American crust punk band from Minneapolis between 1988 and 1994. Vocalist Felix Havoc founded Havoc Records in 1992 as a vehicle for Destroy!'s Burn this Racist System Down 7-inch EP, and later used it to release music from other bands from 1993 onwards.[1][2]
Members
[edit]- Felix Havoc (Code 13, Damage Deposit)
- Yngwie Markstein (Disembodied, Look Back and Laugh, No Statik)
- Troll (Disrespect)
- CyberNate Scabies (Brainoil, Stormcrow)
- Mitch Useless (PersonHurter, Code 13, Servitude, Segue, Despise, Mördrot
Discography
[edit]Demos
[edit]- Create Chaos demo, AYF, (1989)
EPs
[edit]- Total Fucking Chaos 7-inch EP, Relapse (GTGP) Records, (1991)
- Burn this Racist System Down 7-inch EP (1992)
LPs
[edit]- The Basement Years cassette, AYF, (1990)
- Necropolis LP/CD, Sound Pollution, (1994)
Live albums
[edit]- Live @ CBGBs cassette, AYF, (1990)
Split albums
[edit]- Destroy!/Disrupt split 7-inch EP, Adversity Records, (1991)
- Destroy!/Disturb split 7-inch EP, (1995)
Compilations
[edit]- Son of Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh! 7-inch compilation, Slap A Ham
- Bloodless Unreality 7-inch comp.
- Crust & Anguished Life CD, MCR Recs., Japan. (1992)
- Songs For The Socially Retarded Cassette Compilation (Various Artists), Thrashing Mad
Timeline
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References
[edit]- ^ "Burn This Racist System Down". Havoc Records and Distribution. Retrieved 2024-02-01.
- ^ Yoe, Adam (2020-05-04). "Felix Havoc: The Founder of Havoc Records on His Label, Past Bands More". No Echo. Retrieved 2024-02-01.
External links
[edit]- destroy.net - destroy.net page about Destroy! by CyberNate Scabies.
- Havoc Records - Official Havoc Records website.
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