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FH74-B
In the industrial shadows of early-'80s Milwaukee, WI, a band emerged from the wreckage of Midwest punk and rust-belt disaffection with a sound that was as brutal as it was visionary. Die Kreuzen didn't just blur genre lines - they detonated them, fusing blistering hardcore with metallic urgency and whispers of 4AD melodic noise to forge a blueprint that countless others would follow. Featuring rare photos, artwork, and firsthand accounts, the book includes reflections from influential artists like Thurston Moore, Steve Albini, Neko Case, Butch Vig, and Lou Barlow, who lay bare the band's lasting impact on underground and alternative music.
7" x 10", softcover, 224 pages.