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Step on a Bug

The U-Men · 1988

29 min · 11 tracks · grunge

A raw, chaotic fusion of punk energy and grunge aesthetics laced with dark humor and sardonic lyrics.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Papa Doesn’t Love His Children Anymore — This track stands out for its hauntingly poignant lyrics paired with a driving rhythm that encapsulates the album's darker themes. Its blend of introspection and aggression showcases the band's unique approach to songwriting.
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    Whistlin’ Pete — Opening the album, this track introduces listeners to The U-Men's playful yet sinister style, combining catchy riffs with absurdist lyrics that set a distinctive tone for the record. Its energetic delivery captures the band's raw essence.
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    Juice Party — With its frenetic pace and surreal imagery, this song exemplifies the band's characteristic blend of humor and darkness, making it a memorable highlight. The playful juxtaposition of its title against the chaotic sound reflects their innovative spirit.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Whistlin’ Pete 4:09
  • 2 2×4 2:00
  • 3 A Three Year Old Could Do That 2:34
  • 4 Juice Party 2:00
  • 5 Flea Circus 3:00
  • 6 Too Good to Be Food 2:19
  • 7 Willie Dong Hurts Dogs 2:04
  • 8 Papa Doesn’t Love His Children Anymore 3:30
  • 9 Pay the Bubba 3:00
  • 10 Solid Action 2:10
  • 11 Dig It a Hole 2:55

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