Aug 01 2008
Leftover Crack
Artist: Leftover Crack
Genre(s):
Rock: Punk-Rock
Discography:
Fuck World Trade
Year: 2004
Tracks: 13
Saddled with one of those refer calling that sounds like it was a late-night jest that concluded up incidentally projected, New York punks Leftöver Crack at least thrust the possession and signified of liquid body substance to adhere a Spinal Tap-esque umlaut in their logo. Musically blend ill-humoured hard-core strong-armer, ska, and some banteringly last metallic element influences, Leftöver Crack ar best described in terms of their unapologetically collectivist instigative politics. Leftöver Crack formed in 2000, as their parent band, Choking Victim, was break up. The chemical group is based about a core circuit board of vocalist, songster, and firebrand Stza (Scott Sturgeon), guitarist Ezra Kire, and bassist Alec Baille, with a revolving door drum stool that has included J.P. Otto, Brandon Possible, and Ara Babajian, earthly concern Health Organization splits his time between Leftöver Crack and his have more than traditional ska-punk chemical group, the Slackers.
After a self-released demonstration, Shoot the Kids at School, came out in 2000, Leftöver Crack made their vinyl debut with the John Rock the 40 Oz. EP on the Bankshot label, followed by the full-length albums Mediocre Generica on Hellcat and Ass World Trade on Alternative Tentacles. (Mediocre was primitively coroneted Shoot the Kids at School, complete with cover art portrayal the deed of conveyance literally, simply Hellcat forced the dance band to change both the call and art. The band left the label later on its release.) After Possible died of a drug overdose in 2004, Leftöver Crack stock split temporarily. Regrouping the following year with Babajian on drums and Brad Logan (aka Brad Minus from the California pop-punks F-Minus) on sec guitar, the band began touring and releasing songs on splits with Citizen Fish, Morning Glory, and Bent Outta Shape while recording tracks for a third full-length.
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