Killdozer

American noise rock band from Madison, Wisconsin, fronted by Michael Gerald; active 1983–1996. Associated with Touch and Go Records.

The provided review describes Michael Gerald as a mathematics professor and marxist. The album was presented as a double album but released as separate records (Bone-Air 1984; Touch and Go 1985). The sound is described as slowed-down tempos, frantic drumming, delirious screams, and notable covers including 'Cinnamon Girl' and 'Run Through the Jungle'. The review cites influence on bands such as Jesus Lizard and Butthole Surfers.

A close reading of Killdozer's raw, slowed-down sound led by Michael Gerald. The release was presented as a double album but issued as separate records (Bone-Air 1984; Touch and Go 1985). The review highlights paranoid vocals, frantic drumming, and covers of 'Cinnamon Girl' and 'Run Through the Jungle'. Claims influence on bands like Jesus Lizard and Butthole Surfers.

For:Fans of underground noise rock, 1980s alternative listeners, Touch and Go era enthusiasts