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Dig Out The Switch, by Dazzling Killmen

Dig Out The Switch by Dazzling Killmen, released 12 September 2025 1. Serpentarium 2. Dig The Hole 3. Captain Is Dead 4. Bottom Feeder 5. Here Comes Mr. Big Face 6. Spiral Mirror 7. Reactor 8. No 9. Premonition 10. Torture 11. Ghost Limb 12. Numb 13. Code Blue Originally released in 1992, “Dig Out the Switch” captures Dazzling Killmen in their formative state: raw, volatile, and pushing hardcore to the brink of musical combustion. Engineered by Steve Albini (rest in power) and produced by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy (that’s not a typo), the album is equal parts pensive and panicked. There’s more space here than on 1994’s genre-defining “Face of Collapse” - longer silences, stranger structures - but the DNA is unmistakable. Darin Gray’s bass anchors the chaos with geometric slabs of melody. Blake Fleming’s drumming rolls and twitches like an oncoming panic attack. And Nick Sakes’ guitar is pure sheets-of-sound clanging - the perfect foil to the vocal cords he pushes past the pain threshold on tracks like “Serpentarium” and “Bottom Feeder.” The rhythm section’s jazz schooling is evident, but thanks to Sakes’ untrained attack, so is the post-punk impulse to destroy what you’ve just built. Fully remastered and repackaged, this edition of “Dig Out the Switch” brings a landmark album back into focus - restoring the tension, grime, and urgency that influenced a generation of math rock, noise, and experimental hardcore acts to come. Essential for fans of Craw, Shellac, Blind Idiot God, and the parts of your record collection you don’t show to strangers. - AARON BURGESS / June 2025 ..... KEY POINTS & HIGHLIGHTS: - Out of print and unavailable for over a quarter century, this first-ever SKiN GRAFT Records edition has been newly remastered and is being offered digitally for the first time ever. - Vinyl pressed on Serpentarium Green Colored vinyl and includes a collectible “Footlong” OBI and insert with lyrics and previously unseen artwork and photos. - Ultimate Edition Bundle and MOD CD in Digipak Lite packaging available exclusively from SKiN GRAFT Records and direct from the band. - Engineered by Steve Albini (Shellac) and produced by Jeff Tweedy (Wilco). - Members went on to play in bands such as The MARS VOLTA, TWEEDY and UPRIGHT FORMS. - DAZZLING KILLMEN have re-formed and will be playing select dates across the USA and Europe. ..... PRESS QUOTES: “Helped usher in a myriad of movements, including math-rock, math-metal and prog-core, all the while defying classification.” – CLRVYNT “This keyed-up debut shows a band dynamically stretching themselves, battering tunes to the brink. They ceaselessly spit scat-jazz and hardcore sparks, with demented drumming backing artful guitar manoeuvres…” - NME “A collective personal hell set to tape.” – Trouser Press



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Dig Out The Switch by Dazzling Killmen, released 12 September 2025 1. Serpentarium 2. Dig The Hole 3. Captain Is Dead 4. Bottom Feeder 5. Here Comes Mr. Big Face 6. Spiral Mirror 7. Reactor 8. No 9. Premonition 10. Torture 11. Ghost Limb 12. Numb 13. Code Blue Originally released in 1992, “Dig Out the Switch” captures Dazzling Killmen in their formative state: raw, volatile, and pushing hardcore to the brink of musical combustion. Engineered by Steve Albini (rest in power) and produced by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy (that’s not a typo), the album is equal parts pensive and panicked. There’s more space here than on 1994’s genre-defining “Face of Collapse” - longer silences, stranger structures - but the DNA is unmistakable. Darin Gray’s bass anchors the chaos with geometric slabs of melody. Blake Fleming’s drumming rolls and twitches like an oncoming panic attack. And Nick Sakes’ guitar is pure sheets-of-sound clanging - the perfect foil to the vocal cords he pushes past the pain threshold on tracks like “Serpentarium” and “Bottom Feeder.” The rhythm section’s jazz schooling is evident, but thanks to Sakes’ untrained attack, so is the post-punk impulse to destroy what you’ve just built. Fully remastered and repackaged, this edition of “Dig Out the Switch” brings a landmark album back into focus - restoring the tension, grime, and urgency that influenced a generation of math rock, noise, and experimental hardcore acts to come. Essential for fans of Craw, Shellac, Blind Idiot God, and the parts of your record collection you don’t show to strangers. - AARON BURGESS / June 2025 ..... KEY POINTS & HIGHLIGHTS: - Out of print and unavailable for over a quarter century, this first-ever SKiN GRAFT Records edition has been newly remastered and is being offered digitally for the first time ever. - Vinyl pressed on Serpentarium Green Colored vinyl and includes a collectible “Footlong” OBI and insert with lyrics and previously unseen artwork and photos. - Ultimate Edition Bundle and MOD CD in Digipak Lite packaging available exclusively from SKiN GRAFT Records and direct from the band. - Engineered by Steve Albini (Shellac) and produced by Jeff Tweedy (Wilco). - Members went on to play in bands such as The MARS VOLTA, TWEEDY and UPRIGHT FORMS. - DAZZLING KILLMEN have re-formed and will be playing select dates across the USA and Europe. ..... PRESS QUOTES: “Helped usher in a myriad of movements, including math-rock, math-metal and prog-core, all the while defying classification.” – CLRVYNT “This keyed-up debut shows a band dynamically stretching themselves, battering tunes to the brink. They ceaselessly spit scat-jazz and hardcore sparks, with demented drumming backing artful guitar manoeuvres…” - NME “A collective personal hell set to tape.” – Trouser Press



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Dig Out The Switch, by Dazzling Killmen

Dig Out The Switch by Dazzling Killmen, released 12 September 2025 1. Serpentarium 2. Dig The Hole 3. Captain Is Dead 4. Bottom Feeder 5. Here Comes Mr. Big Face 6. Spiral Mirror 7. Reactor 8. No 9. Premonition 10. Torture 11. Ghost Limb 12. Numb 13. Code Blue Originally released in 1992, “Dig Out the Switch” captures Dazzling Killmen in their formative state: raw, volatile, and pushing hardcore to the brink of musical combustion. Engineered by Steve Albini (rest in power) and produced by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy (that’s not a typo), the album is equal parts pensive and panicked. There’s more space here than on 1994’s genre-defining “Face of Collapse” - longer silences, stranger structures - but the DNA is unmistakable. Darin Gray’s bass anchors the chaos with geometric slabs of melody. Blake Fleming’s drumming rolls and twitches like an oncoming panic attack. And Nick Sakes’ guitar is pure sheets-of-sound clanging - the perfect foil to the vocal cords he pushes past the pain threshold on tracks like “Serpentarium” and “Bottom Feeder.” The rhythm section’s jazz schooling is evident, but thanks to Sakes’ untrained attack, so is the post-punk impulse to destroy what you’ve just built. Fully remastered and repackaged, this edition of “Dig Out the Switch” brings a landmark album back into focus - restoring the tension, grime, and urgency that influenced a generation of math rock, noise, and experimental hardcore acts to come. Essential for fans of Craw, Shellac, Blind Idiot God, and the parts of your record collection you don’t show to strangers. - AARON BURGESS / June 2025 ..... KEY POINTS & HIGHLIGHTS: - Out of print and unavailable for over a quarter century, this first-ever SKiN GRAFT Records edition has been newly remastered and is being offered digitally for the first time ever. - Vinyl pressed on Serpentarium Green Colored vinyl and includes a collectible “Footlong” OBI and insert with lyrics and previously unseen artwork and photos. - Ultimate Edition Bundle and MOD CD in Digipak Lite packaging available exclusively from SKiN GRAFT Records and direct from the band. - Engineered by Steve Albini (Shellac) and produced by Jeff Tweedy (Wilco). - Members went on to play in bands such as The MARS VOLTA, TWEEDY and UPRIGHT FORMS. - DAZZLING KILLMEN have re-formed and will be playing select dates across the USA and Europe. ..... PRESS QUOTES: “Helped usher in a myriad of movements, including math-rock, math-metal and prog-core, all the while defying classification.” – CLRVYNT “This keyed-up debut shows a band dynamically stretching themselves, battering tunes to the brink. They ceaselessly spit scat-jazz and hardcore sparks, with demented drumming backing artful guitar manoeuvres…” - NME “A collective personal hell set to tape.” – Trouser Press

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