DETESTATION – SPLITS SINGLES ETC COLLECTION: 1996-1998

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DETESTATION – SPLITS SINGLES ETC COLLECTION: 1996-1998Like many bands coming from the 1990s, DIY hardcore underground, Detestation participated in the vast network of underground labels and distributors, and scattered much of their oeuvre across numerous compilations, split 7's, and singles, some of which, due to the diffuse distribution networks of the time, went in and out of print quickly or were only distributed in limited geographic areas. This full length compiles all of the bands original material

Taking its name from the towering mounds of toxic waste that stand as monuments to capitalism’s cruel hubris across its home state

Without a band to practice with

Originally released in 1982

A Body Farm

Maybe Baby 2:23 He's Sure The Boy I Love 2:29 There's No Other (Like My Baby) 2:28 On Broadway 2:27 What A Nice Way To Turn Seventeen 2:40 No One Ever Tells You 2:16 He Hit Me 2:28 I Love You Eddie 2:55

pianist Herbie Hancock

Standing In The Shower

ricocheting into each other like particles in the pit of a hydrogen bomb

Thurston was adamant to release By The Fire in 2020

"The Light of the World" is much better

The A-Side closes with “One Shot” – which it’s opening sounds a lot like the opening from the film “What We Do is Secret” – but it’s not

that’s how the world should work: an infinite exchange of ideas on our endless journeys of self-discovery

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