Wetnurse
Wetnurse was a Manhattan, New York City experimental metal/hardcore band active in the 2000s, releasing a self-titled album (2004) and Invisible City (2008, Seventh Rule Recordings, produced and mixed by Martin Bisi at BC Studios). Their sound fused early-hardcore urgency, AmRep-style noise-rock abrasion, death-metal heft, and classic-rock melodicism, with the band citing touchstones like Sonic Youth, Helmet, Voivod, Botch, Unsane, and Mr. Bungle. Drummer Curran Reynolds also later joined Today Is the Day; vocalist Gene Fowler has since passed away.
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MEMBERS
- Gene Fowlervocals (deceased)
- Greg Kramerguitar
- Garett Bussanickguitar
- Curran Reynoldsdrums
CONNECTIONS
- Today Is the Daypath →
Drummer Curran Reynolds co-founded Wetnurse and separately drummed for Today Is the Day (recording/touring on Pain Is a Warning, joining in 2010). source ↗