As recently as 2006, Dart has begun identifying himself by the name 26 (dropping his entire given name of Doc Corbin Dart) and renounces swear words, such as his former group’s moniker.
In the early 2000’s Dart toured with Arizona based punk band the Zero Tolerance Task Force. ZTTF would open for Dart, and he would perform Crucifucks songs with them backing him up. They did at least two tours of this. ZTTF was also signed to Alternative Tentacles.
Dart claims the Crucifucks never officially broke up, but rather drifted apart due to a variety of reasons. By the mid 1990s, Dart had formed a new group called The L.D. Eye. When the group had prepared a full-length record, Alternative Tentacles agreed to release it under the stipulation that…
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A Crucifucks compilation album entitled Our Will Be Done was issued in 1992, combining the band’s first two LPs with a non-LP song, “Annual Report”, also featured on Maximum Rock ‘n’ Roll ‘s compilation Welcome To 1984 . A picture of a Philadelphia police officer posing as shot—originally part of…
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The band’s debut LP The Crucifucks was recorded in 1984 and released in 1985 on Jello Biafra ‘s Alternative Tentacles label . Wisconsin followed in 1987, also on Alternative Tentacles. Between that album and 1996’s L.D. Eye , Dart recorded two solo projects, Patricia , on Alternative Tentacles in 1990,…
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