Vitreous Humor

Vitreous Humor shaped in Topeka, KS, once the band’s core members — Danny Pound, Dan Benson, and Brad Allen — were barely previous enough to operate a vehicle. This three-piece released a fantastic 7″, “Harbor,” before solidifying their lineup with bassist Brooks Grain. The quartet obtained notoriety around Kansas because of their extreme, angular sound and vocalist Pound’s sometimes-hushed, sometimes-crazed vocals. The closest the music group would get to releasing an effective Compact disc was 1995’s The Vitreous Laughter Self-Titled E.P., a seven-song stew of later-’70s no influx clearness and early-’90s angst. The music group quickly obtained a national pursuing, which was astonishing considering they hardly ever once installed what could possibly be known as a nationwide tour. A flurry of enthusiast and label curiosity implemented them, but stress both inner and external had taken its toll. They split up the following calendar year, however in an ironic twist, re-formed to try out several concerts to get their assorted items collection Posthumous. Through the interim, the initial three members produced the Regrets, documented one album, after that split up.