Butthole Surfers * After The Astronaut [Indie Exclusive Opaque White] 2010-04-17 To Trample and Destroy the

To Trample and Destroy the Nations

Contains four of the five 1964 Chuck Berry charting singles: "No Particular Place to Go

“If I never make it home

John Ireland's piano triptychs

reflecting the wonderful alchemy of the artists as they spontaneously create dialogues

Butthole Surfers * After The Astronaut [Indie Exclusive Opaque White] 2010-04-17 To Trample and Destroy theRiding the least likely commercial success of the 90s with Modern Rock chart topper "Pepper," Austin odd rockers Butthole Surfers returned to the studio in 1998 for the followup, After The Astronaut. Leaning further into experiments with electronics, hip hop, acid grooves, and the otherwise unusual, the result is a dizzying orbital trip expanding the idea of what's possible in rock music. Disputes between The Butthole Surfers and Capitol Records left