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Brutal Juice Welcome To The Panopticon

Number of LPs: 1 Label: Homus Boyus Release Year on Jacket: 2016

The Good: A1 - Reptoid Vs. Stonehenge A3 – Facedown Takedown A4 – Children of the Python A6 – Bound For Glory B2 – Southern Strategy B3 – Welcome to the Panopticon B5 - Numbskull

The Bad:

Overall Rating: A Would You Recommend: Brutal Juice was a band I saw live when I was a teenager and they stuck with me. They took over a decade to get this album out. The band broke up for a bit, reformed, and took their time putting this together. Brutal Juice is a heavy band, but they are so much more than a metal band. They have some punk elements, some metal, real tight grooves, some desert rock, and just some great rock N roll. Their older albums are out of print, but worth the search. This album was worth the wait, but I hope we don’t have to go another decade without more music. This is a great listen.

Spotify Link to Album: https://open.spotify.com/album/4urRkunCuwgvBy2lJ4hkIC?si=SIEF02f9RmuX63wYdRkbtw

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Brutal Juice

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Number of LPs: 1

Label: Interscope Records

Release Year on Jacket: 1995

Songs I Liked:

All Of It!!!!!

Songs I Didn’t Like:

Overall Rating: A++

Would You Recommend:

I saw this band live once when I was a teenager. The singer was rocking put and accidentally slammed his head into an ill placed stone column that was near the stage. His head instantly started gushing blood. He wrapped it up with duct tape and finished the show. I was sold. I bought everything I could (a cd and a cassette). This album has been on my short to get list, but it was always outside of my agreed on budget. Then Discogs sent me an email with a reasonable price…here it is.

This was released in 1995, so it was at that period where anything could go into your music. It doesn’t do the rap rock crossover, but it goes from punk to metal to an almost poppish feel at times. It is extremely aggressive, but it isn’t boring and full of tough guy music. I stopped everything I was doing when I saw this was delivered in order to play it, and I am not sorry. This is an almost perfect mix of energetic songs that fly by. My only complaint is that the vinyl doesn’t sound great. I mean good enough to listen to it repeatedly, but you can tell the record company wasn’t really into it.

They have a few albums out, one came out a few years ago but overall I find this to be their greatest album. I think it still holds up today. I think this is an excellent listen.

My wife just paid this the best compliment ever, she asked if this was Mike Patton. She hates Mike Patton so I’m guessing she wasn’t a fan.

Don’t take my word for it listen for yourself and tell me what you think.

Spotify Link to Album:

I was surprised but here is a youtube clip of the whole album…..

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFCD9D98136049AD1

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(via BRUTAL JUICE - BERKELEY SQUARE - 7.14.95 - YouTube)

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Brutal Juice - official video for the title track from Welcome to the Panopticon

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Brutal Juice is playing with Paul Slavens and Pearl Earl 10/19/17 at Dan’s Silverleaf

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Brutal Juice

Welcome to the Panopticon

You can't keep good scum down. A mere 21 years after its last album, Denton's beloved punk/metal quintet Brutal Juice belches up Welcome to the Panopticon, a distinctive mélange of fantastical indulgence and political commentary. ... The juice may be brutal, but it's tasty.

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Catch Brutal Juice live in Denton and Ft. Worth this February!

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Day 286 (10/12) - Brutal Juice shirt

Brutal Juice is a band from Denton, TX that I’ve been listening to for over twenty years. I first saw them in Lubbock, TX in approximately 1993 (and saw them several more times from then until 1997 when they broke up). They did some sporadic reunion shows in the aughts and reformed on a more permanent basis in 2012. This is one of my Brutal Juice shirts, from a reunion show in 2010.

Brutal Juice’s new album, Welcome to the Panopticon, comes out later this month but those of us who contributed to their crowdfunding campaign a few years ago have already received it digitally (and it’s awesome).

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Today is an exciting day. For the first time in over a decade, Brutal Juice has released a new full-length album. Ten-plus years is a long time to wait for a new record, but let us assure you: the wait for Welcome To The Panopticon was well worth it.

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Brutal Juice - “The Banality of Evil” from Welcome to the Panopticon

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A review of last week’s Welcome to the Panopticon release show.

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“Children of the Python” video from Welcome to the Panopticon.

And here it is, subtitled in Spanish:

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Welcome to the Panopticon release party 10/28 at Three Links in Deep Ellum!

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Welcome to the Panopticon is almost here!

Release party 10/28 at Three Links in Deep Ellum.

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Welcome to the Panopticon release party, 10/28 at Three Links in Deep Ellum!

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“Black Sunrise” video, from the forthcoming Brutal Juice album Welcome to the Panopticon

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“Banality of Evil” lyric video, from the forthcoming Brutal Juice album Welcome to the Panopticon