Mighty Sphincter - Undead At Hammersmith Odeon 1987 vinyl record cover

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Mighty Sphincter

Undead At Hammersmith Odeon 1987

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MIGHTY SPHINCTER's first official release in 15 years captures the legendary deathrock group's 1987 performance at London's famed Hammersmith Odeon, where the band's classic lineup played in support of it's landmark The New Manson Family LP (Placebo Records). Of all the weirdo punk acts that emerged from the fertile late '70s/early '80s Phoenix underground scene, MIGHTY SPHINCTER might have been the weirdest (and most original). Setting the tone for the goth rock that soon would emerge worldwide in 1980s, MIGHTY SPHINCTER melded unusual time signatures and leader Doug Clark's punk/metal guitar riffing to create a spooky vibe before spooky vibes were cool. After a nearly 10-year hiatus, Clark re-launched a new incarnation of MIGHTY SPHINCTER in 2010, which continues to this day, but it's Undead at the Hammersmith Odeon 1987 that catches the band performing at the peak of it's mysteriously sinister powers.

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