Trotsky Icepick

Trotsky Icepick
Trotsky Icepick
Origin	Los Angeles, United States
Genres	Alternative rock, Post-Rock, Experimental Rock, Jazz-Fusion
Years active	1983–1994, 2011, 2019, 2020
Labels	SST,[1] Poison Summer Records
Past members	Vitus Mataré (vocals, guitar)[2]; Kjehl Johansen (guitar)[2]; John Frank (drums)[2]; Tom Hofer (bass)[3]; Adam Marsland (guitar/keyboard)[3]; Jamie Lennon (keyboards); John Rosewall (bass); Jason Kahn (drums); John Talley-Jones (vocals); John 'Skippy' Glogovac (drums); Hunter Crowley (drums); Mike Patton (bass)

Trotsky Icepick is an American indie rock band, their name referring to Leon Trotsky and his assassination. Their active period was 1983 through 1994.[2] During that time they released six albums, all on SST Records. Members included alumni from LA indie groups, The Last,[3] Urinals (100 Flowers),[3] Middle Class and Leaving Trains.[4][5]

Discography

Whispering Glades / In Exile (45)
Poison Summer (Danny & the Doorknobs) (1983), Old Scratch - reissued in 1989 as Trotsky Icepick presents Danny * the Doorknobs[2]
Poison Summer (Trotsky Icepick) (1986), SST[2]
Baby (1988), SST[2]
El Kabong (1989), SST[2]
The Ultraviolet Catastrophe (1991), SST[2]
Carpetbomb the Riff (1993), SST[2]
Hot Pop Hello (1994), SST[2]
World War X - single (2018), Poison Summer Records
I Haunted Myself (2019), Poison Summer Records
Acrylic - ep (2020), Poison Summer Records

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