Piss – You Made Me / Skin On Linen (CD)

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Est. 1974, Curated by Heads
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Vancouver's underground punk scene has quietly nurtured some of the most uncompromising voices in contemporary music, and Piss sits at the center of that lineage. Pairing two releases together here gives a fuller picture of a band working through ideas too large for any single format, channeling the confrontational spirit of riot grrrl and No Wave without simply replicating either.


Piss is a noisy, genre-bending four-piece band from Vancouver, B.C. Combining punk, poetry, sound collage, performance art, and visual art, the band creates a multidisciplinary body of work that blurs the line between personal and political. Powered by thoughtful musicianship, energetic live performances, and a crystal-clear artistic mission, Piss writes punk music that aims to transcend the limitations of a well-established genre. Their work draws inspiration from a range of unexpected influences: literary giants, philosophers, filmmakers, painters, psychoanalysts, activists, children, members of a German anarcho-feminist militant group, and conversations with audience members. These voices represent varying ideological beliefs about gender-based violence and enable Piss to create art that depicts challenging and controversial issues such as sexual violence and enculturated gender norms without reduction, romanticization, polemics, or dogmatism.you made me / skin on linen is the band's debut full-length. It depicts a childhood shaped by structural, systemic, and intimate violence. Throughout the record, art-making motifs serve as metaphors for the myriad ways we carry the effects of this violence: each experience leaves an impression, gradually creating or deforming the self, much like a piece of clay moulded by every mark it receives.


Tracklist:

  1. kai and friends
  2. i wanted to be a singer
  3. andrea I
  4. time loop at hot slit
  5. manon on the trial of gisèle pelicot
  6. a little girl's horse craze betrays her
  7. toni
  8. there was a door
  9. andrea II
  10. how can you act opposite to this emotion?
  11. blocking a scene you can't remember
  12. self-blame with thorn necklace and hummingbird
  13. vikki
  14. Rote Zora.
  15. “Resistance is Possible.” Emma, no. 6, June 1984, pp. 39-41.
  16. i keep trying to change the ending

UPC: 098787175325
Label: Sub Pop
Release Date: 10.30.26
Format: CD