The new album featuring the 1983 lineup of Buzz & Mike Dillard. Plus special guests Void Manes and Ni Maitres. Formed over 40 years ago in Seattle, they were one of the pioneers of the grunge and sludge metal scenes. a little history… and some opinions from Buzz Osborne Mike Dillard is the original drummer for the Melvins, we’ve been friends since high school. we met in Montesano, a small town on the coast of Sashington state. we had moved there from an even smaller town. I hated everything about it. i hated the people, hated the teachers, hated the cops, hated the weather, hated how isolated it was. It was like living on the dark side of the moon. I knew no one and had no friends at all which was fine by me If I had a chance to do it over i’d quit high school as soon as i could.

Featuring three albums from Melvins' time at Atlantic Records. When the grunge sound of Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam broke alternative rock into the mainstream at the start of the 1990s, there was a sudden rush by the major labels to sign a slew of previously underground bands with a similar sound. Although a lot of those musicians only saw their underdog status and relative geography in common - many of them came from in and around Seattle, Washington - it was enough to wipe away the hair metal and glam rock that had ruled the 1980s. Many bands from the Pacific North West, including Screaming Trees, Tad, Alice In Chains and Mudhoney, would benefit from this windfall of major label contracts, but one of the more surprising signings were The Melvins. Atlantic signed Melvins for their 5th album, 1993's 'Houdini' (CD1). Sporting a cover design by famed poster artist Frank Kozik, 'Houdini' was in part co-produced by Kurt Cobain, and their most commercially successful release was recorded mainly by Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover. A cover of KISS' 'Goin' Blind' shouldn't have surprised any of their long term fans, and the songs 'Hooch' and 'Lizzy' were issued as singles, with 'Honey Bucket' even receiving airplay on MTV.

2023 brought you the Melvins/ Boris Twins of Evil tour. 2024 brings you the Melvins/Boris Twins of Evil album. 2 songs, 1 from Melvins, 1 from Boris & each of the songs are about 20 minutes long on a no-frills cheapy CD for only 5 bucks. Here'sthe tracks… Boris: CryMelvins: Funny Equals Pain.

Precursors of grunge and tireless champions of all things abrasive, the Melvins are still trying new things on Tarantula Heart, their 27th studio album in a decades-long run of pushing the boundaries of unholy noise. The main thing that makes this monolithic album different from much of the band's catalog is its construction. The Melvins first tracked a series of ideas, parts, and miscellaneous jams, and later edited songs together from the collected chaos, adding new parts to the Frankenstein-ed structures. They cited Miles Davis' editing process on albums like Big Fun and On the Corner as a huge point of inspiration for this idea. The album begins with the most aggressive example of this patchwork approach, the 19-minute long "Pain Equals Funny."

A hybrid of covers and inspired jams, joined by their good friend Void Manes and produced by Toshi Kasai, this project will likely for the first time challenge longtime Melvins fans, because the band isn’t known for doing that…ever. Expect Industrial accidents, broken machines, modular synths, circuit-bent toys inspired by the dawning of the industrial music genre kicked off in no small part by Throbbing Gristle. The first all-electronic Melvins LP!?!

The Devil You Knew, The Devil You Know is an extended play by The Melvins, released in April 2023 via Amphetamine Reptile Records. Originally intended to be a re-issue of the Six Songs EP, it would in turn feature the original 1986 recordings along with the entire EP re-recorded by the band in early 2023 as one of several releases for The Melvins' 40th anniversary.

Limited edition, $5 "cheapy" CD available from the AmRep online store. Includes 2 heavy Melvins tracks from an upcoming LP & 2 insane covers, 1 of them featuring Matt Cameron of Soundgarden even.

The Melvins announce their most ambitious project yet: Five Legged Dog, a 36-song newly recorded, acoustic collection featuring a career-spanning collection of songs, from 1987's Gluey Porch Treatments to 2017's A Walk With Love & Death, the entire gamut of the legendary band's catalogue is represented. "I knew I wanted to do something ridiculously big," explains Buzz Osborne of the band's first ever acoustic offering. "36 songs reimagined by us acoustically is certainly ridiculous but it works. The magic of the songs is still there regardless of it being acoustic. Since we weren't touring we had the time to do something of this size.

Melvins released a series of three albums during 1999 and 2000 and they're meant to be purchased one by one before you collected them all. The Maggot and The Bootlicker were released in 1999, The Crybaby was released in 2000. FOr The Maggot, each of the 8 songs are split in two for a total of 16 indexed tracks. They are edited properly for the MP3 version. For The Crybaby, the band are joined by a number of special guests, including Leif Garrett to sing "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Hank Williams III singing his dad's "Ramblin' Man", and Mike Patton to contribute a new song, "G.I. Joe". All albums were released by Ipecac.

Working With God is the new studio album from Melvins, featuring the 1983 line-up of Buzz Osborne, Dale Crover and Mike Dillard. This is the first time the trio have recorded together since Tres Cabrones.

Gluey Porch Treatments is the 1987 debut album by Montesano, Washington grunge trio Melvins. The album was recorded in Sausalito, California. Buzz and Dale moved to San Francisco and left Matt behind, which lead him to co-found Mudhoney. The twelve bonus tracks consist of what is called garage demonstration treats, some of which was re-recorded for the album. It's what is called their boombox demo or something not properly recorded.

The Making Love Demos is a 2007 compilation album by Melvins. The songs were recorded by the band on a 4-track and were demos made for what would become their second album, Ozma. The master tapes were lost but someone they gave a copy to still had the tape. This was recorded before Buzz and Dale left to go move to San Francisco, leaving Matt behind. Buzz and Dale continued on while Matt would become a part of Mudhoney.

"Electric Flower" is a 2010 single by Melvins. This came out as a CD5 in the United States and are remixes made for Scion A/V, featuring four remixes plus an album mix.

Live From London 2006 is a 2008 DVD by The Fantomas Melvins Big Band, a combination band involving members of Fantomas and (The) Melvins. The performance was shot in England at the Kentish Town Forum.

Roger Osborne is better known as Buzz Osborne, member of the American grunge rock band (The) Melvins. As Buzz Osborne, he is also known under his nickname, King Buzzo. In 1992, the band at the time released solo EP's on Boner Records similar to how the members of Kiss released solo albums in 1978. This is arguably the best of the three Melvins EP's. The final track, "Skeeter", is actually done by Dale Nixon. In this case, Dale Nixon was then-Nirvana member Dave Grohl.