Charles Bronson (band)

The band borrowed from the early powerviolence of Infest.^[1] Lyrically, the group tended towards satirical commentary on the hardcore punk scene.^[2] The group has been described as a "fast, screaming mess of tall, skinny guys with a lot to say (which you would only know if you read the liner notes)".^[3] The group was sometimes criticized for its conceptual take on hardcore and art school tendencies, maintaining a long-standing feud with Felix Havoc of Code 13.^[4]The band existed for only 3 years but members went on to join Los Crudos.^[5]

Albums

• Youth Attack! (1997) – Lengua Armada/Coalition Records
• Complete Discocrappy 2xCD (2000) – Youth Attack Records

Demos and singles

• Demo Tape (1994) – self-released
• Charles Bronson (Diet Rootbeer) 7-inch (1995) – Six Weeks Records/Youth Attack Records
• Charles Bronson / Spazz Split 7-inch (1995) – 625, Evil Noise and Disgruntled Records
• Charles Bronson / Unanswered split 7-inch (1995) – Trackstar Records
• Charles Bronson / Ice Nine split 7-inch (1996) – Bovine Records
• Charles Bronson / Quill split 7-inch (1996) – Nat Records (Japan)

Compilations

• All That and a Bag o Dicks (1995) – Disgruntled Records
• Double Dose of Dicks – Disgruntled Records
• Speed Freaks (1995) – Knot Music
• Vida Life (1996) – Lengua Armada
• No Royalties (1996) – Bad People Records
• Cry Now, Cry Later Vol. 4 (1996) – Pessimiser/Theologian
• Another Probe 7-inch with a Girl on the Cover (1996) – Probe
• El Guapo (1996) – Same Day Records
• Possessed to Skate (1996) – 625 and Pessimiser Records
• Deadly Encounters (1997) – Agitate 96 and Kill Music Records
• Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh! A Music War (1997) – Slap A Ham Records
• Reality 3 (1997) – Deep Six Records
• Tomorrow will be Worse (1997) – Sound Pollution Records
• Mandatory Marathon (1997) – Amendment Records
• Hurt Your Feelings (2001) – Six Weeks Records
• Chicago's on Fire Again (2001) – Lengua Armada
• Skeletal Festival (2003) – self-released

• Charles Bronson's MySpace