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Assück was an American grindcore band from St. Petersburg, Florida, active from 1987 to 1998. During their existence, they released two studio albums, numerous EPs, as well as various compilation albums. The band has been described as an influential touchstone for grindcore, with their second and final album, Misery Index, being cited as one of the best and most essential records within the genre.

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Musical artist.name
Assück
Musical artist.image
Assuck1992.jpg
Musical artist.caption
Assück in 1992. L-R: Steve Heritage, Rob Proctor, Paul Pavlovich
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300
Musical artist.origin
St. Petersburg, Florida, U.S.
Musical artist.years_active
1987–1998
Musical artist.past_members
Steve Heritage Jason Crittendon Rob Proctor Steve Kosiba Daryl Kahan Pete Jay Dave Malinksky Paul Pavlovich

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1987-00-00
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1987-00-00
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  • Paul Pavlovich
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Assück was an American grindcore band from St. Petersburg, Florida, active from 1987 to 1998. During their existence, they released two studio albums, numerous EPs, as well as various compilation albums. The band has been described as an influential touchstone for grindcore, with their second and final album, Misery Index, being cited as one of the best and most essential records within the genre.

== History == Assück was founded by vocalist Paul Pavlovich and guitarist Steve Heritage. The band went through several line-up changes, in particular changing vocalists four times. Despite these changes, Assück maintained its heavy and fast sound — and anarchist sensibilities — from its first release to its last. thumb|170px|left|Assuck performing at ABC No Rio.

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