Sam McPheeters

Sam McPheeters
Background information
Born	1969, Lorain, Ohio
Genres	Punk, experimental rock
Instruments	Vocals, keyboards
Years active	1989–present
Labels	Vermiform Records, Kill Rock Stars, Prank Records
Associated acts	Born Against, Men's Recovery Project, Wrangler Brutes
Website	sammcpheeters.com

Sam McPheeters (born 1969 in Lorain, Ohio) is an American musician, artist and journalist. Raised in Albany, New York and later relocated to New York City, McPheeters was a key member of the early 1990s hardcore punk scene, writing a number of zines (including Error and Dear Jesus) and singing in the hardcore band Born Against. His more recent musical projects include Wrangler Brutes and Men's Recovery Project and recording spoken word records. McPheeters also ran the now-defunct Vermiform Records. After residing in Richmond, Virginia, and Providence, Rhode Island, he currently lives in Pomona, California, and writes for local newspapers the OC Weekly and the Pomona Picayune. McPheeters' writing has also been featured in Vice Magazine and the Village Voice. He also frequently contributes artwork for the band the Locust.

Discography

• Fear of Smell (1993)
• Feer of Smell (1998)
• Sam McPheeters / The Catholic Church (1998)

with Born Against

• Born Against (1990)
• Eulogy
• Nine Patriotic Hymns for Children
• Battle Hymns of the Race War (1993)
• Suckerpunch split
• Screeching Weasel split (1993)
• Universal Order of Armageddon split (1993)
• Man Is The Bastard split (1994)

Compilation appearances

• Murders Among Us (1990)
• Forever
• Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh!
• Our Voice, Pro Choice
• Give Me Back (1991)
• The Dignity of Human Being is Vulnerable
• God's Chosen People
• False Object Sensor

with Men's Recovery Project

• Frank Talk About Humans (1994)
• Botanica Mysteria (1996)
• Grappling with the Homonids (1998)
• Golden Triumph of Naked Hostility (1998)
• Resist The New Way (1999)
• Boldies over Basra (2000)
• The Very Best of Men's Recovery Project (2005)

with Wrangler Brutes

• Cassette
• Tour 7"
• Zulu (2004)

External links

• sammcpheeters.com
• http://www.bandtoband.com/artist/sam-mcpheeters

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