A DIET FOR THE WORMS 8/10/2004 And that's just a few

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and falling squarely between the band's early new wave synth-pop and their later fist-pumping industrial metal

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guitarist Earl Hooker was a cousin to blues great John Lee Hooker and R&B singer Joe Hinton

since the latter still smacked unfairly against the immovable wall of the aforementioned prejudices

A DIET FOR THE WORMS 8/10/2004 And that's just a few[[Release Detail]]Isms 1983 full length debut A Diet For The Worms, originally available in a limited release by S. I. N. Records, dominated college radio and the CMJ radio charts while the group, fronted by the enigmatic and classically trained pianist Jism, popularized their new brand of Hardcore Punk at venues like CBGB, City Gardens and A7 alongside the likes of The Ramones and Black Flag. Adorned with a cover featuring a baby emerging from