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Mukilteo Fairies
Mukilteo Fairies was a Queercore band from Olympia, Washington in the 1990s. They were distinctive from other bands in this genre by virtue of their fast, furious style of hardcore punk. They have been described as grindcore; songs are very short, lyrics are shouted or screamed and often indistinguishable and the musicians play at a tremendous speed, to great effect. Members included Jason Reece, Jon "Quitty" Quittner , Joshua Plague and Rebecca Basye . After the band broke up, Jason Reece moved to Texas to form ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead. Rebecca Bayse moved to Columbus, Ohio and started The Emerald Down . Jon Quittner and Joshua Plague stayed in Olympia, creating a new queercore band Behead The Prophet, No Lord Shall Live. After that group broke up, Joshua's next outfit was Lords Of Lightspeed . Hardcore band Limp Wrist offers a homage to Joshua Plague, along with Gary Floyd of The Dicks and Randy 'Biscuit' Turner of Big Boys in their song "Ode", a tribute to their role models. Mukilteo Fairies are fast approaching legendary status, highly regarded by and sought out by hardcore punk aficionados, Trail Of Dead devotees and queercore enthusiasts alike; ironically, they have become more popular since breaking up than when the band was together.
Discography
- Special Rites - Kill Rock Stars 7"
- Closet Check - Outpunk Records split 7" with Los Mordidos
- Queer Enough For You? on Outpunk Dance Party, Outpunk Records compilation CD/LP
- Bloody Breath on Periscope - Yoyo Records compilation (1994)
- Push, push, you make me want to choke on Yoyo A Go Go - Yoyo Records compilation CD
- We Are Not Your Entertainers on Rock Stars Kill - Kill Rock Stars compilation CD/LP
- Four Letter Love on Some Songs - Kill Rock Stars compilation CD
- Contention on We Are All Guilty: A NW Punk Comp - Outcast Records compilation
- Join The Queercorps - Queercorps Records compilation
See also
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Categories: Later punk groups | Grindcore | LGBT musicians | Punk rock groups | 1990s music groups | Hardcore punk groups | Queercore
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