The band played several local shows from 2000 onwards, and formally reformed in 2012, and began to work on new material. Their most recent album, the David Icke -inspired Welcome to the Panopticon , was self-released in late 2016, described by Welch as “an acid-fueled excuse to turn amps to…
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After the band dissolved in 1997, the members of Brutal Juice remained active in the music scene. Gordon Gibson and Ben Burt went on to form The Tomorrowpeople , along with ex- Toadies guitarist Darrel Herbert. Ben Burt also played in the bands Pinkston, Falkon , Jack With One Eye,…
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They were dropped by Interscope, and released the “All American City” single on the Man’s Ruin label in June 1996, before splitting in 1997.
Wesley Willis wrote a song about Brutal Juice after seeing them perform in New York City . It appears on his 1996 album Fabian Road Warrior .
The band’s first studio album proper, Mutilation Makes Identification Difficult , was released in 1995 after the band had signed to Interscope Records . It was described by Patrick Kennedy in his Allmusic review as “a positively brilliant, sprawling construction of punk rock fury, prog mathematics, spacey, tripped out leads…
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Over the next two years the band released singles “Cannibal Holocaust” and “Black Moment Of Panic”, and in 1994 they released the live album I Love the Way They Scream When They Die on Alternative Tentacles /Sound Virus.