Deep Wound

The mountains of western Massachusetts remain reverberating using the cavernous sounds created by hardcore band Deep Wound in the first ’80s. Produced by Westfield, MA, senior high school close friends Scott Helland and Lou Barlow in 1981, the music group came jointly quickly. Obtaining a drummer, J Mascis, who replied an advertisement for you to definitely play “very fast beats,” and a vocalist, Charlie Nakajima, they released an EP in the summertime of 1983. Their initiatives proved fruitless, nevertheless. Although they positioned two monitors, “A PERIOD to Stand” and “You’re Fake,” on the 1984 compilation, Rings THAT MIGHT BE God, their irritation to spark very much commercial curiosity led these to disband quickly soon after. In the aftermath of Deep Wound’s break up, bandmembers remained energetic. Mascis formed past due-’80s music group Dinosaur Jr. and afterwards, with Nakajima, Gobblehoof. Helland continued to play using the Outpatients from 1982 until 1995.