Doc Wor Mirran

German-based multimedia collective Doc Wor Mirran, originally founded in Nuremberg by US-born Joseph Raimond and Bernard Worrick, debuted with a series of cassettes such as Doc Wor Mirran (eMpTy, 1984), Plays The Music Of Raisin Bran Trust (1985), Kamophlagged Dead (1987), CRuD (1987), Clubfoot & Vicious (1988), Deadthings In Love (1988), Adopt A Polyp (1989), Bo Diddly Squat (1989), and Jazz My Azz (1989).

The 18-song Severe Pig (1989), which sounds like a punk version of the Residents with occasional ventures into white noise and folk-rock, began their major discography, followed by Labyrinth Birth & Death (1989), For Serpentine I Am (1989), Breasts Of Misconception Part 1 (1990), Slow (1990), Gravy Slam (1991), Save The Fish (1991), the triple-LP Odds Sods And Dirtclods (1991), Doctors Fighting Wars For Man (1994), and countless cassettes like the triple Attention Spam (1994).

Then came Fressing Heads (1994), Tongue Thrust (1994), Welcome To My Butt (1995), Slower (1996), Machines Don't Bleed (1997), Elfengrund (1998), Edges 1 & 2 (1999), Lasher (1999), Momentum 1 (2001), The Soundtrack Of Death (2002), Ipso Fatso (2005), Guitarred & Feathered (2008), A Portrait Of Your Death (2009), the ten-disc Ambiall (2009), Kuenstlergruppe (2010), Do Quermi Ran (2011), Retch (2011), Mask (2012), Cold Rats (2013), Body Rejects Face (2014), Clouds (2014), Walm Art (2014), A Tale Of Two Titties (2014), Technodelia (2015), one of his most eclectic raids on popular music, Recipe For A Memory (2015), Symphony In A (2015), RAJ Instrumental (2016), Tape Hissed (2016), Gosia (2016), Confusion Rocks (2016), Roadkilled (2017), Industrial (2018), Edges 8 & 9 (2018), Orgastic Jams (2019), Pop (2019), Ambiless (2019), Kraut Mask Replica (2020), Germany's Next Top Roadkill (2020), Covfefe (2020), Hominine Parts 1 To 3 (2020), etc; plus countless collaborations with legendary names of industrial music and indie rock, from Paul Lemos to Jad Fair.