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To The Usual Atomic Rhetoric Vol. 1

Dysmorfic +DOG+: To The Usual Atomic Rhetoric Vol. 1 (Love Earth Music)

Italian avant-grind duo Dysmorfic pair Davide Buccedi's volatile drumming with Tom Conte's fretted and fretless bass, then fold in Steve Davis' +DOG+ electronics for five compact assaults where grindcore velocity, prog-jazz dislocation and harsh ambient noise collide, turning riffs into unstable events and brief tracks into dense, abrasive miniatures of rhythm, texture, tension, resistance, and rupture.
 

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Davide Buccedi-drums

Tom Conte-fretted bass, fretless bass

Steve Davis-electronics

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Label: Love Earth Music
Catalog ID: LEM-408
Squidco Product Code: 37507

Format: CDR
Condition: New
Released: 2026
Country: USA
Packaging: Digipack
Recorded at Dude Music Studio, in Correggio, Italy, by Stefano Ricco.
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Davide Buccedi, also known as Buccia, is the drummer and co-founder of the Italian avant-grind group Dysmorfic, active since the late 1990s and central to the band's evolution from underground grindcore toward a more experimental language incorporating jazz, progressive rock and noise. His playing anchors Dysmorfic's compact, volatile structures with a highly physical approach to speed, rupture and rhythmic instability.

-Squidco 7/8/2026

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Tom Conte is the bassist and vocalist of the Italian avant-grind group Dysmorfic, whose work with fretted and fretless bass has become a defining element of the band's drum-and-bass-centered approach. Moving beyond a supporting role, Conte's bass often functions as a compositional engine, driving Dysmorfic's fractured riffs, abrasive textures and progressive expansions of grindcore form.

-Squidco 7/8/2026

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Steve Davis, aka S. Standfish Davis. +DOG+ has been a central project of Steve Davis' Love Earth Music label, the noise project formed 1990 in Osaka, later in Massachusetts (and, for a time, Southern California) since 1997.

Davis is a member of the groups +DOG+, Blue, Dogshit, Expando Brain, Intensive Studies, Le Chien Nu, Shit Brothers, and Reality Challenged.

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