Death Of Samantha ‎– Laughing In The Face Of A Dead Man [12''] (1986, Homestead)

Inspired by hometown heroes Pere Ubu, Cleveland's Death of Samantha experimented with avant-new wave punk during the mid-'80s, but moved to more straight-ahead alternative rock later in the decade. Formed by vocalist / guitarist John Petkovic, guitarist Doug Gillard, and drummer Steve-O, the group recorded several singles for their own label, then debuted on Homestead in 1986 with 'Strungout on Jargon'. After the release of an EP later that year, Death of Samantha was silent for almost two years; the release of 'Where the Women Wear the Glory' in 1988 showed the trio embracing more elements of '50s rock. 'Come All Ye Faithless' appeared one year later, after which the band dissolved. [SOURCE: ALLMUSIC] 

Label: Homestead Records ‎– HMS 071 

Format: Vinyl, 12", EP 

Country: US 

Released: 1986 

Style: Punk, Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Post-Punk

Tracklist:

A1 Blood & Shaving Cream 

A2 Werewolves Of London 

B1 The Set Up (Of Madame Sosostris) 

B2 Yellow Fever 

B3 American Horoscope & The Bad Prescription

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