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 and effects, and densely churning metal riffs”. Mark Jenkins, for The Washington Post , described the songs as “cannily structured and sometimes even catchy”.
Released first studio album proper Mutilation Makes Identification Difficult
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