Nausea (band)

Nausea's apocalyptic lyrics and artwork were influenced by the sociopolitical issues of the day, such as the Reagan Administration, the US-USSR Cold War, and threats of nuclear war with the USSR. Nausea focused on topics such as environmentalism, human extinction, pollution, and animal rights. Nausea progressed from having a very Discharge styled hardcore punk sound, to in its later years with new singer Al Long, having a more dark and metallic sound, similar to UK bands like Amebix and Axegrinder. The band broke new ground for the emerging crust punk genre, and are seen as being prototypical of the genre. Their sound incorperates aspects of doom metal, d-beat, noise rock and sludge. In their formative years, the founding members were compelled by the political and social messages that the band Crass would use to drive their music; their lyrics reflected their views on feminism, anti-racism, class conflict, and the opposition against war. ==Later lineup==

Nausea's final lineup was: John John Jesse (bass), Victor Venom (guitar, ex-Reagan Youth), Amy Miret (vocals), Al Long (vocals), and Roy Mayorga (drums). John John Jesse has gone on to become an artist, as well as joining with members of Choking Victim in the band Morning Glory. Roy Mayorga went on to play with Shelter, Soulfly, Maggott SS (featuring members of Electric Frankenstein and Degeneration), ABLOOM, and Stone Sour. He also filled in for Igor Cavalera with Sepultura in 2006. Later on, Mayorga became a full-time member of Amebix when they reunited in 2008 and stayed with them until their second disbandment in 2012. In 2016, Roy toured with Ministry. ==Popular culture==

In Jackie Chan's film, Rumble in the Bronx, there is a punk seen wearing a leather jacket with 'Nausea' spray painted on the back. ==Members==

• Al "Hoon" Long – vocals (1988–1992) • Amy Miret – vocals • Victor "Vic Venom" Dominicis – guitar • John John Jesse – bass • Roy Mayorga – drums (1989–1992) Previous members • Brian Patton – drums (1985) • Neil Robinson – vocals (1985–1988) • Pablo Jacobson – drums (1985–1987) • Jimmy Williams – drums (1987–1988) ==Discography==

Official releases • Nausea demo (self released, 1988) • Extinction LP/Cassette (1990, Profane Existence/Meantime Records) • Cybergod 7" (Allied Recordings, 1991) • Lie Cycle 7" (Graven Image Records/ Skuld Records, 1992) • Alive in Holland VHS (Channel Zero Reality/Profane Existence, 1993) • Extinction: The Second Coming CD (Selfless Records, 1993) • The Punk Terrorist Anthology Vol. 1 2xLP/CD (2004, Alternative Tentacles/Blacknoise Records) • The Punk Terrorist Anthology Vol. 2 2XLP/CD (2005, Hellbent/Blacknoise) Compilation appearances • New York Hardcore: The Way It Is LP (Revelation Records, 1988) • Squat or Rot Volume. 1 7" (Squat or Rot Records, 1989) • ''They Don't Get Paid, They Don't Get Laid, But Boy Do They Work Hard'' LP (Maximum Rock'n'Roll, 1989) • Murders Among Us 7" (Vermiform Records, 1990) • More Songs About Plants and Trees 7" (Allied, 1991) • Discharged: From Home Front to War Front 7" (Allied, 1992) ==See also==