US EditionThe story of DIE KREUZEN finally gets told in full with “Don’t Say Please”
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The story of DIE KREUZEN finally gets told in full with “Don’t Say Please”
Milwaukee didn’t leave behind an SST or Dischord. It left behind Die Kreuzen. In the early ‘80s, while the coasts were stitching their punk myths into label catalogs and legacy acts, Milwaukee was just freezing and churning. What grew out of it wasn’t easily classified, and in the case of Die Kreuzen, it couldn’t be. Their first LP tore through genre lines with hardcore speed and metallic precision, then kept pivoting—toward art-damaged sludge, …
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