Released 40 years ago
Feed Us a Fetus
Dayglo Abortions · 1986
37 min · 21 tracks · punk rock
A chaotic blend of raw punk energy and satirical lyrics, challenging societal norms with relentless speed and aggression.
Top tracks — play these first
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Proud to Be Canadian — This track serves as an ironic nationalistic anthem that critiques stereotypes while showcasing the band's biting humor and quick tempos.
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Wake Up America — With its urgent tempo and pointed lyrics, this track encapsulates the band's critique of societal apathy and political disillusionment prevalent during the era.
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I Killed Mommy — The confrontational title and dark humor challenge traditional notions of family and morality, exemplifying the band's penchant for shock value in their songwriting.
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Dogfarts — This track stands out for its absurdity and playful yet abrasive commentary on societal taboos, highlighting the band's blend of humor and punk ethos.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Wake Up America
The lyrics shift from describing a comfortable status quo to a stark warning about complacency and consequences.
This progression emphasizes urgency, creating a jarring contrast that drives home the call to action against societal neglect.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Stupid Songs 2:14
- 2 Argh Fuck Kill
- 3 Die Sinner Die
- 4 Bedtime Story 2:53
- 5 My Girl 1:26
- 6 Dogfarts 2:06
- 7 Inside My Head 1:22
- 8 Wake Up America 2:39
- 9 Proud to Be Canadian 1:57
- 10 Stupid World 2:48
- 11 Kill the Hosers 1:20
- 12 Religious Bumfucks 1:45
- 13 1967 1:46
- 14 I Killed Mommy 2:00
- 15 I'm My Own God 1:55
- 16 Used to Be in Love 2:15
- 17 Suicide 1:57
- 18 The Idiot 1:26
- 19 Germ Attack 1:28
- 20 Scared of People 4:26
- 21 Black Sabbath
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