Ninety Pound Wuss Seattle, Washington
Ninety Pound Wuss emerged in the mid-1990s with their self-titled debut album. Their transformation was evident in "Where Meager Die Of Self Interest" (1997) and "Short Hand Operation" (1999). Known for musical innovation and sonic exploration, they left a lasting mark in their brief career, shaping punk and alternative music. ... more
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