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Ground Into the Dirt
Ground Into the Dirt is the third and final studio album by the noise rock band King Snake Roost, released on 20 June 1990 by Amphetamine Reptile Records.
Release and reception.
David Sprague of the "Trouser Press" said that "Ground Into the Dirt" "proffers a sound at once burlier and more graceful, not unlike Killdozer fused with Funkadelic" and that it was the best place to start for those unfamiliar with the band.
Personnel.
Adapted from the "Ground
working on songs written by Josh Bitmead. The band started recording demos and working as support acts for Dallas Crane, Magic Dirt, Rocket Science and You Am I.
Eventually, the band signed a record deal with independent record label Ivy League Records. A copy of a demo tape fell into the hands of Steve McDonald of Redd Kross who offered to produce a record for the band in Los Angeles. The album featured contributions from Pat Smear and Dale Crover, the drummer for the Melvins.
Former Blur guitarist Graham Coxon