High School band from rural North Carolina (circa 2003-2004). 
Bad guy wrestlers of the NC hardcore scene, to little acclaim.  
A blend of the sass era aesthetic with a burgeoning high school student understanding of No Wave, and old synth punk, but we also had grindcore jammed in our heads as an influence. It was a mess, and we barely pulled it off, but it produced some gems. 
The shows were great though. I'm proud of our effort. 
It changed my life. 

I also included a track that was made solo by Josh, as Wire Mother/Cloth Mother, from a few years after Look Up!

The venue "The Brewery" in Raleigh -- famous for booking all the early hardcore greats -- banned us and said we were the most offensive thing they ever saw on their stage. Probably different people operating the place than in the 80s, but I stand by the surreptitious claim to fame.   
We got banned from a bunch of places and played with a bunch of great bands of that era that no one remembers. Then we fought like narcissistic idiots and broke up when we got to college and started to get good.

I (Forrest) remastered (read as "compressed the shit out of") these myself (in 2016). They sound better now, I swear. 
There are a bunch more tracks out there somewhere that are more guitar based, and with different members, but I don't have them. 

These tracks are:
David Lee - Guitar, Synth, Vox, Trombone
Josh Baker - Guitar, Saxophone
Josh Flynn - Synth, Sampler
Forrest McCuller - Drums

All recorded by Josh Baker, I think.
Produced by all of us, but Josh Baker did all the work.

Except the Wire Mother/Cloth Mother track which was written and recorded by Josh Flynn, and remastered by me. 

Wiremotherclothmother - Biscuit

Toilet Paper

Steel Reserve