Vile Cherubs

Affected by obscure ’60s psychedelic rock and roll bands like 50 Foot Hose as well as the past due-’80s indie post-hardcore scene in D.C., the Vile Cherubs combined the avant-garde from the ’60s using the punk bluntness from the ’80s. The group broke in to the past due-’80s D.C. punk golf club scene, eventually sketching the interest of Ian MacKaye and Dischord Information. They released one full-length with Dischord, Posthumous Alleviation, in 1990. A assortment of demos from 1987-1988, THE PERSON Who DOES NOT HAVE ANY Eats DOES NOT HAVE ANY Sweats, premiered in 1993. Vocalist Tim Green continued to front Country of Ulysses, while Seth Lorinczi later on joined up with Circus Lupus like a bassist and Jesse Quitslund proceeded to go onto play bass for the Capitol Town Dusters. Green and Lorinczi later on reunited in Development Revolution.