Fustercluck
(aka "The Frozen Cement Explosion")Genre Alternative Band Created 11/9/2008 Total Sales 55
Band Bio
Looks like the beatnik and the bastard are back, as their alter-ego, "Fustercluck".
These innovators of unique thoughts, sounds and swiveling, lugubriousness have collected up all the phlegm what they had gobbed out during the night and have made it into a fine, filling and delectable treat of rare and authentic, vintage tracks on the "Snurdgin' to the Oldies" collection, which is sure to make you spontaneously "birth a biscuit"*.
*(No, I've never heard that expression before, either, but I'm laughing so hard at it, myself right now, that I sincerely hope the phrase will travel the universe on it's own so that now, the phrase "birth a biscuit" may officially "catch on", and have it's origins officially traced back here to me, using figment.)
Band Gear
This band doesn't own any gear!
Albums / EPs
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Protuberances
Date Released: 4/27/2011
Tracks: 16 by FUSTERCLUCK (2011 The Record Company) These amazing new recordings showcase startling combinations of instruments playing together that should NEVER be played together. Every wondered what a saxophone would sound like alongside a sitar? Bagpipes and banjo? Kazoo and harp? Now you need wonder no longer! Protuberances is presented here in a limited-edition vinyl pressing which includes links to digital tracks. |
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Ratzass
Date Released: 1/2/2010
Tracks: 13 (2010 Oedible Media) FUSTERCLUCK is at it again with big steaming piles of New Wave, Country, Disco, Punk and Polka on this sizzlin' new platter. |
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The Bastard in Space (single)
Date Released: 9/12/2009
Tracks: 6 (229 The Record Company) The surprise hit from the soundtrack album of the movie inspired by the unlikely named breakfast cereal "Hey, Lady! Ya Dropped Yer Kid!". This EP features various versions of "The Bastard in Space" including the long-awaiting long-playing dance mix, as well as one with the vocals completely removed and replaced with cows mooing. The early renaissance version of "Let's Snurdge Again" is a nice addition, as well. |
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"Hey, Lady! Ya Dropped Yer Kid!" Soundtrack
Date Released: 4/12/2009
Tracks: 19 (2009 The Record Company) FUSTERCLUCK'S latest offering is the soundtrack to the motion picture inspired by the breakfast cereal of the same name. Typically a popular movies inspire movie-branded items; t-shirts, toys, etc., and in some cases, breakfast cereals. FUSTERCLUCK doesn't endorse this crass commercialism so they came out with the breakfast cereal first, and once it became a hit, the movie was written and filmed. So fill up a huge bowl and start munching! |
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Snurdgin' to the Oldies - Volume Two
Date Released: 11/9/2008
Tracks: 19 A bizzarre album from the Vomitry vaults. |
