Full-on, balls-out aggression has been the calling card of PISSING RAZORS throughout their successful five-year career.While comparisons to Skinlab, Machine Head and fellow Texans' Pantera are well-earned, the Razors' unrelenting, high-fueled riff attack has kept them on the cutting edge at all times.
With their latest release, "Evolution", PISSING RAZORS have written a venomous and pit-ready collection of new songs that is sure to see a continued increase in their already impressive popularity.
PISSING RAZORS released their self-titled debut album in 1998.
"Cast Down The Plague" and the popular "Fields Of Disbelief" followed in 1999 and 2000 respectively.
Touring has also been integral to the band's longevity.
Their strong presence on stage has made them not only a fan and critic favorite, but their professional and positive attitude has made them a popular choice amongst bands and agents on package tours that have become popular over the past few years.
Signing to Spitfire Records, PISSING RAZORS released "Where We Come From" in 2001.
The nucleus of drummer Eddie Garcia and bassist Rick Vallez grounded the album's personally-inspired lyrics.
The album received solid critical acclaim around the world and continues to sell well to date.
The band's first live album, "Live From The Devil's Triangle", was released late 2002.
Shortly thereafter, the band started work on material that would become "Evolution."
Breaking in new guitarist Matt Difabio (from Single Bullet Theory) on a nationwide tour earlier this year, PISSING RAZORS continue to prove to all that they are a band dedicated to their craft.
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