The band’s second full-length, 'Whiteout,' arrived in 2000 after a six-year gap. It showcased a more refined, though no less abrasive, take on their signature sound.
- The album was recorded at Chicago’s Electrical Audio with Steve Albini. It followed their 1995 debut 'Boss Hog.'
- 'Whiteout' was released by City Slang in February 2000. It featured the single 'Mini-Vamp.'
- AllMusic described the album as 'more polished and accessible' than its predecessor. The New York Times noted its 'primitive, primal, and utterly nasty' sound.
Boss Hog is the noise rock project of Jon Spencer and Cristina Martinez. They formed in Brooklyn in 1989, merging punk, blues, and industrial influences.
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