What makes Cuntry Boner by Puscifer notable?

This EP is notable for its unique fusion of genres, which contributed to Puscifer's reputation as an innovative force in alternative rock. It received attention for its tongue-in-cheek approach to country music themes, showcasing the band's ability to mix satire with sonic experimentation, thus influencing subsequent artists in the alternative and experimental scenes. Released in 2007, Cuntry Boner is Puscifer's second EP, following their debut album, V Is for V****n. At this point in their career, frontman Maynard James Keenan was exploring a more eclectic sound while still engaging with his core audience from Tool and A Perfect Circle, marking a significant artistic exploration into humor and unconventionality.

How many songs are on Cuntry Boner?

Cuntry Boner has 2 tracks, running approximately 6 minutes.

Released 19 years ago this October

Cuntry Boner

Puscifer · 2007

6 min · 2 tracks · alternative rock

A playful blend of industrial rock and country twang that defies genre boundaries with clever wit and experimental flair.

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Cuntry Boner (Evil Joe Barresi mix) — The title track encapsulates the EP's playful spirit, presenting a humorous take on country tropes through a heavy industrial lens that highlights the band's unique sound.
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World Up My Ass (Alan Moulder mix) — This track stands out with its infectious groove and sharp lyrics, capturing the essence of existential angst wrapped in a catchy melody that reflects Puscifer's experimental edge.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Cuntry Boner (Evil Joe Barresi mix) 3:56
2 World Up My Ass (Alan Moulder mix) 2:39

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