Picasso Trigger Discography of CDs

Picasso Trigger music CDs On all of Picasso Trigger's releases, their balls-out approach to thrashy, riot grrrl inspired rock is both stunning and effective; Fire in the Hole!, however, hints at the band's more angular punk influences and frequently leans toward trashy Southern rock, a move which doesn't always suit the group. But even if these riff-rock tendencies put Fire in the Hole! a small step between the band's other releases, it's a forceful and solid record -- Kathy Poindexter and the band's aggressive, no-nonsense approach to music making is bound to wow listeners even in its less-inspired moments. ~ Nitsuh Abebe Audio Mixer: David Barbe. Recording information: John Keane Studios (10/1993). Photographer: Alexia Crosta. Picasso Trigger: Kathy Poindexter (vocals, trumpet); Lisa M. Cooper (guitar, vocals); Samuel Mintu (bass, vocals, guitar); Jon McClain (drums). Personnel: Samuel Mintu (vocals, guitar); Kathy Poindexter (vocals, trumpet); John McClain (drums); Silica-Gel (sampler).

Picasso Trigger discography T'ain't is the step between the agressive riff-rock of Picasso Trigger's Fire in the Hole! and the more focused, angular and low-fi LP Bipolar Cowboy -- on this six-track EP, the band drops some of the trashy Southern rock influences that hampered the former and develops the scratchy, more punk-oriented agression of the latter. As an almost exact midpoint, T'ain't combines the appeals of both sounds, but doesn't completely live up to either. It is, however, a step in a very good direction, as Bipolar Cowboy comes across as a more worthwhile release than its predecessor. ~ Nitsuh Abebe Audio Mixer: David Barbe. Recording information: Athens, GA (07/1994); John Keane Studios (07/1994); Maxwell Sound Studio, ...

Picasso Trigger songs Bipolar Cowboy is, in almost every respect, a more lo-fi and punk-influenced release than most of the band's earlier work. By featuring the band's angular, scratchy side (and dropping some of the Southern riff-rock leanings that hampered Fire in the Hole), the record asks to be taken much more seriously than other releases, creating a trashier, more Southern counterpart to the riot grrrl acts of the Northwest. Judging by these standards, Bipolar Cowboy is the band's best release. ~ Nitsuh Abebe Recorded at ...

Picasso Trigger CD discography Track Listing of songs: Lo-Fi Tennessee Mountain Angel; 455; Infinite Belching Baby Boy; Red Headed Retard; Kiss Me Where It Counts; Anti'd;