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Trust Us, We're Doctors
Abortion Clinic Daycare is an American grindcore band hailing from Phoenix, Arizona. The trio consists of vocalist/programmer Maldor Malachai, guitarist and chief songwriter/programmer Billy McStrongarm, and bassist Buzz Killington. All three members share at least some vocal contribution to their songs. Despite not having a drummer, the band has plans to perform in the future by including a live fill-in.
Their music shares similarities to their greatest inspirations. Bands such as Agoraphobic Nosebleed and Circle Of Dead Children; artists that have cleared a path to advance the grindcore and death metal genres; are highly regarded amongst the trio. This is most obvious in Abortion Clinic Daycare's song titles as well as their song lengths (some as short as 5 seconds).
Very little is known of the group's origins or its current activities. Even their identities are shrouded in secrecy, as evident by the home-made masks they wear. What little "real" information is known, is made privy to only a handful of individuals. However, the band has claimed to advocate "alcohol, horror films, and grindcore" as their Holy Trinity. Additionally, they have stated that they "don't give a fuck" about much else.
With the help of their friends at Based On A True Story (B.O.A.T.S.) Records, Abortion Clinic Daycare will be releasing their debut EP, "Trust Us, We're Doctors" (limited to 500 cd-rs), on June 9th, 2009. In typical immature fashion, the band insisted on this release date due to its "69" inference.
Co-founder of B.O.A.T.S., Chris Foglia, commented on the band saying, "I don't even remember how we found out about them. I think we got a demo from a friend of ours and knew right away that we wanted to release something from them. I mean, their song titles alone!" Regarding the album and their secrecy, he further states, "They dropped off masters of a few songs at a time spread out over a couple weeks. We don't even know where they tracked everything. All they would tell us is that they used multiple studios in the Phoenix area. The thing is, we haven't talked to a single studio that will vouch for that. These guys are...well...interesting."
Additional B.O.A.T.S. co-founder, Dustin Foley, said only the following, "This album, clever as it is, might end up being the most offensive album of 2009."
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