“Die and Get the F*ck Out of the Way,” “Polished Turd,” and “Hat Full of Sh*t (For Cletus)” are just a few of the charming little ditties you’ll find on Agoraphobic Nosebleed’s 1998 debut Honky Reduction. The grindcore extremists are all about the shock value, which is why the album’s cover features a Stepford wife in a butcher’s apron with a cleaver in one hand and freshly carved steak in the other. This was the inspiration for the giant pro-carnivore tattoo running down the ribcage of PS 7′s chef de cuisine Andrew Markert, despite the fact that he has never heard a single Agoraphobic Nosebleed song. “It’s heavy, heavy death metal,” he says. “Not really my genre.”
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