Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Foul Existense were a punk rock (Hardcore?) band from Ft. Pierce Florida in 1984-1986. Their shows were typically wrought with incident; car wrecks, arrests, chainsaws, fights, mayhem,,,but it was all in good fun. We were silly and irreverent. Being that we were skateboarders and surfers, most of our fans were as well. This video/film by Bob X (Foul's drummer’s brother) titled Surviving The Abortion. The bulk of this was shot on 8mm film when we opened for Government Issue (of Dischord Records) and also a local “Battle of the Bands" event, that we were playing, just to troll. We took second place. Guest appearances by Casey Chaos of Amen (and others) and The Razor (she sang backing vocals for GG Allin on Carmelita). It should be noted that Bob X used the music from the unreleased ICK ep. One of the tracks (New Hope For The Dead) appeared on the Florida Punk Explosion cassette. After I moved to NYC, Scot Lade took over on bass and Foul Existense was much better, as Scot is a brilliant musician who was in Disorderly Conduct and wedgepiece. He is the one playing on the Mind Your Manor recordings. Scot also has a great Prog Rock youTube channel called The Prog Corner. Check it out!
Here is a link to the Foul video for the song No Interest
youtu.be/dd3MiVtlYVE?si=m1IxlSV8f_2Ba9iZ
Produced by Mark Robinson for PONK Media.
Film by: Bob X
All material © & ℗ PONK Media. All rights reserved.
Foul Existense were a punk rock (Hardcore?) band from Ft. Pierce Florida in 1984-1986. Their shows were typically wrought with incident; car wrecks, arrests, chainsaws, fights, mayhem,,,but it was all in good fun. We were silly and irreverent. Being that we were skateboarders and surfers, most of our fans were as well. This video/film by Bob X (Foul's drummer’s brother) titled Surviving The Abortion. The bulk of this was shot on 8mm film when we opened for Government Issue (of Dischord Records) and also a local “Battle of the Bands" event, that we were playing, just to troll. We took second place. Guest appearances by Casey Chaos of Amen (and others) and The Razor (she sang backing vocals for GG Allin on Carmelita). It should be noted that Bob X used the music from the unreleased ICK ep. One of the tracks (New Hope For The Dead) appeared on the Florida Punk Explosion cassette. After I moved to NYC, Scot Lade took over on bass and Foul Existense was much better, as Scot is a brilliant musician who was in Disorderly Conduct and wedgepiece. He is the one playing on the Mind Your Manor recordings. Scot also has a great Prog Rock youTube channel called The Prog Corner. Check it out!
Here is a link to the Foul video for the song No Interest
youtu.be/dd3MiVtlYVE?si=m1IxlSV8f_2Ba9iZ
Produced by Mark Robinson for PONK Media.
Film by: Bob X
All material © & ℗ PONK Media. All rights reserved.
