Career in Rock explained

Career in Rock
Type:	studio
Artist:	Volcano Suns
Cover:	Career in Rock.jpg
Released:	1991
Genre:	Alternative rock
Label:	Quarterstick Records^[1]
Producer:	Steve Albini
Prev Title:	Thing of Beauty
Prev Year:	1989

Career in Rock is an album by the American band Volcano Suns, released in 1991.^{[2] [3]} The album was recorded by the fourth lineup of the band.^[4] It was produced by Steve Albini.^[5]

Career in Rock was the band's final album; they announced a breakup before a 1992 show in Chicago.^[6]

Critical reception

The Boston Herald wrote that the band "never failed to produce an aggressive, tuneful—and loud—punk rush."^[7]

Track listing

• Side One

1. "Blue Rib"
2. "Binds That Tie"
3. "Mystery Date"
4. "Silly Misunderstanding"
5. "Total Eclipse"

• Side Two

1. "Horrorscope"
2. "Punching Bag"
3. "Show"
4. "Sensitachio"
5. "Hey Monarch"

Personnel

• Recorded by Steve Albini
• Peter Prescott
• Robert Weston
• David Kleiler

Notes and References

1. http://www.tgrec.com/bands/album.php?id=347 Career in Rock | Volcano Suns | Touch and Go / Quarterstick Records
2. Robert . James . Career in Rock by Volcano Suns . Melody Maker . May 4, 1991 . 68 . 18 . 35.
3. News: Sullivan . James . Volcano Suns explode with absurdism . The Boston Globe . 3 June 1991.
4. News: Klein . David . Even with two lauded reissues, Volcano Suns ducks fame . 25 January 2023 . Indy Week . February 25, 2009.
5. Book: Azerrad . Michael . Our Band Could Be Your Life: Scenes from the American Indie Underground, 1981-1991 . 2012 . Little, Brown .
6. News: Kot . Greg . Leave it to the Volcano Suns... . Chicago Tribune . 23 Jan 1992 . 11A.
7. News: Lozaw . Tristram . Setting Suns . Boston Herald . December 20, 1991 . S19.