- 01NadirNadir, Jucifer’s first EP, follows the downer trajectory of Noothgrush with tortured riffs and vocals that are sharpened by the primitive tools of Livengood’s drumming.from the chapter
- 02Calling All Cars on the Vegas StripBy contrast, 1998’s Calling All Cars on the Vegas Strip combines the switchblade catchiness of Bikini Kill with Nirvana’s unadulterated verve and the slow tempos of early Melvins.from the chapter
- 03The LambsReleased on Velocette in 2001, The Lambs EP combines the heaviness of Nadir with the hooks of Calling All Cars on the Vegas Strip.from the chapter
- 04“Lambs—Part 1”Valentine’s quiet singing opens the first song, “Lambs—Part 1.”from the chapter
- 05Gluey Porch TreatmentsIt’s sludge, it’s pop, it’s Gluey Porch Treatments-era Melvins backing P.from the chapter
- 06I Name You DestroyerFrom I Name You Destroyer (2002) and War Bird (2004) to If Thine Enemy Hunger (2006) and L’autrichienne (2008), Jucifer has created multiple planets and moons.from the chapter
- 07War BirdFrom I Name You Destroyer (2002) and War Bird (2004) to If Thine Enemy Hunger (2006) and L’autrichienne (2008), Jucifer has created multiple planets and moons.from the chapter
- 08If Thine Enemy HungerFrom I Name You Destroyer (2002) and War Bird (2004) to If Thine Enemy Hunger (2006) and L’autrichienne (2008), Jucifer has created multiple planets and moons.from the chapter
- 09L’autrichienneFrom I Name You Destroyer (2002) and War Bird (2004) to If Thine Enemy Hunger (2006) and L’autrichienne (2008), Jucifer has created multiple planets and moons.from the chapter
- 10Throned in BloodJucifer’s most recent albums, 2010’s Throned in Blood, 2013’s Beyond the Volga There is No Land For Us, and 2014’s District of Dystopia, show the duo jamming a stick in the wheels of expectation by integrating feral grind, death, and black metal into its multifaceted sound, which still lives in a pit of sludge.from the chapter
- 11Beyond the Volga There is No Land For UsJucifer’s most recent albums, 2010’s Throned in Blood, 2013’s Beyond the Volga There is No Land For Us, and 2014’s District of Dystopia, show the duo jamming a stick in the wheels of expectation by integrating feral grind, death, and black metal into its multifaceted sound, which still lives in a pit of sludge.from the chapter
- 12District of DystopiaJucifer’s most recent albums, 2010’s Throned in Blood, 2013’s Beyond the Volga There is No Land For Us, and 2014’s District of Dystopia, show the duo jamming a stick in the wheels of expectation by integrating feral grind, death, and black metal into its multifaceted sound, which still lives in a pit of sludge.from the chapter