The debut album from Leftöver Crack, "Mediocre Generica," offers a raw and politically charged glimpse into the band's early sound, blending punk, hard rock, and crust elements.
- "Mediocre Generica" was released on Hellcat Records, a label founded by Tim Armstrong of Rancid, known for signing punk and ska acts.
- The album was released on September 11, 2001, a date that has since taken on profound significance in American history.
- The album's production was handled by the band members themselves, contributing to its unpolished and DIY aesthetic.
Leftöver Crack is a punk band formed in Brooklyn, New York, in 1998. They are known for their politically charged lyrics and blending of crust punk with hardcore and ska influences. In 2001, the band released their debut full-length album, "Mediocre Generica," following their 1999 demo and 2000 EP "Born to Suffer."
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