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Filth was an American hardcore punk band from East Bay, California. Formed in 1989, Filth was a crustcore band that helped define the "later East Bay hardcore" style. The band combined upbeat, sometimes poppy guitar with harsh screamed vocals. Filth re-united in 2010 and performed four shows: June 4 at the 924 Gilman Street, another on June 5 at The Hazmat in Oakland, CA, one in San Francisco at Thee Parkside, and another June 10 at The Uptown in Oakland, CA.

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rdfs:comment	Filth was an American hardcore punk band from East Bay, California. Formed in 1989, Filth was a crustcore band that helped define the "later East Bay hardcore" style. The band combined upbeat, sometimes poppy guitar with harsh screamed vocals. Filth re-united in 2010 and performed four shows: June 4 at the 924 Gilman Street, another on June 5 at The Hazmat in Oakland, CA, one in San Francisco at Thee Parkside, and another June 10 at The Uptown in Oakland, CA. (en)
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name	Filth (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California Very Small Records Alternative Tentacles artists Musical groups established in 1989 Crimpshrine Crust punk Musical groups from the San Francisco Bay Area Lookout Records East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area) Alternative Tentacles American crust and d-beat groups Hardcore punk Isocracy (band) The Exploited Blatz (band) Embers (band) dbr:Rust_Records_(Pittsburgh) Lookout! Records Springman Records Wynona Riders dbr:Life_Is_Abuse
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.discogs.com/artist/168853-Filth-2
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associated acts	Isocracy, Vagrants, Crimpshrine, Blatz, The Exploited, Wynona Riders, Embers, Fields of Shit (en)
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genre	Crust punk Hardcore punk
label	Lookout! Records, Life is Abuse Records, Alternative Tentacles (en)
origin	East Bay, California, U.S. (en)
years active	1989 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	Filth was an American hardcore punk band from East Bay, California. Formed in 1989, Filth was a crustcore band that helped define the "later East Bay hardcore" style. The band combined upbeat, sometimes poppy guitar with harsh screamed vocals. The rhythm section was composed of Mike-o the Psycho on bass, Dave (E.C.) Henwood on drums, and Jim Gray on guitar. Dave left the band after recording the Shit Split LP (1990) and Toby was brought in to replace him. They released a split album with Blatz, known as the Shit Split (1991), on Lookout Records originally on LP and Cassette- a 2xCD version was released in the mid-1990s. In 2000 the LP & 2xCD were moved to . In 2008 ended regular operations so the LP & 2xCD was moved to its current home, Alternative Tentacles. The 2xCD contains both bands complete discography including the "This Is Why We Are the Drunks" split 7-inch with Submachine from Pittsburgh, PA and Filth's 1990 demo tape. Toby left the band in 1991, and Joey of Blatz stepped in shortly before the band's premature 1992 break-up. Len Rokk and Mike-O the Psycho were founding members of Strychnine in 1995, and both left the band after recording the Dead Rats and Oakland Dogs LP. Mike and Jake founded a band with Shoshanna Wheaton called Fields Of Shit, who only recorded one 10-inch EP before disbanding. Jim moved back to Canada and formed a band called Tension. Jake, Clara, Jerry, and Mauz formed Abandon in 2003. Dave later played in the Wynona Riders and later the Vagrants. Filth re-united in 2010 and performed four shows: June 4 at the 924 Gilman Street, another on June 5 at The Hazmat in Oakland, CA, one in San Francisco at Thee Parkside, and another June 10 at The Uptown in Oakland, CA. (en)
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associated band	Crimpshrine Isocracy (band) The Exploited Blatz (band) Embers (band) Wynona Riders
associated musical artist	Crimpshrine Isocracy (band) The Exploited Blatz (band) Embers (band) Wynona Riders
genre	Crust punk Hardcore punk
home town	California East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area)
record label	Alternative Tentacles Lookout! Records
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