Deep Wound

Deep Wound was an American hardcore punk band formed in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1982. The band was a prominent figure in the early Boston hardcore scene, along with bands such as SSD, the FU's, and DYS. Deep Wound's music was characterized by its fast tempos, aggressive vocals, and political lyrics. The band released two studio albums, "Deep Wound" (1983) and "Discography" (1984), before breaking up in 1985.

Deep Wound was formed by vocalist Scott Helland, guitarist Bert McCray, bassist Kevin Ball, and drummer Brad Gianniny. The band's name was inspired by a line in the Germs song "Lexicon Devil". Deep Wound quickly became a fixture of the Boston hardcore scene, playing shows with bands such as the Replacements and Hüsker Dü. The band's live performances were known for their energy and intensity, and they quickly gained a following among hardcore fans.

In 1983, Deep Wound released their debut album, "Deep Wound". The album was a critical and commercial success, and it helped to establish the band as one of the leading hardcore bands of the era. The album's songs were characterized by their fast tempos, aggressive vocals, and political lyrics. Deep Wound's music was often compared to that of Black Flag and the Dead Kennedys.

In 1984, Deep Wound released their second album, "Discography". The album was a compilation of the band's singles and EPs, as well as some previously unreleased material. "Discography" was also a critical and commercial success, and it helped to solidify the band's status as one of the leading hardcore bands of the era.

In 1985, Deep Wound broke up. The band members went on to form other bands, including the Wipers, the Volcano Suns, and Blood for Blood. Deep Wound's music has continued to influence hardcore bands, and the band is considered to be one of the most important hardcore bands of the 1980s.

Deep Wound's legacy is one of innovation and influence. The band's fast tempos, aggressive vocals, and political lyrics helped to define the sound of hardcore punk in the 1980s. Deep Wound's music continues to be enjoyed by fans of hardcore punk around the world.