Hard to believe this is from this year. I guess these guys are from the 80s though.

Written by [user id=4365] on 15.12.2015 at 04:14

I guess these guys are from the 80s though.

Indeed. I am just floored to see this on here. Are you sure it's the same band? I went to highschool with Matt Grassburger. He lived two blocks from my house in Greenfield, Wisconsin. He is the person that got me into the not-so-popular realm of heavy metal music. I listened to Megadeth, Metallica and Anthrax , et al. and he wore Voivod and Carcass t-shirts, I knew I had to hear them. He graduated high school in '89 and that was the last time I heard Dr. Shrinker. ...I will be shocked if this the same band and he is still in it.

It is the same band. After splitting up in 1991 they reformed in 2013. Matt Grassburger, however, isn't part of the band anymore.

Matt G left Shrinker in August 2014.

Written by richnoonanjr on 17.12.2015 at 22:40

Matt G left Shrinker in August 2014.

Thx for clarifying.
Btw wasn't Manuel Tinnemans gonna do the artwork? Or was that for a different release?

Manuel Tinnemans did artwork for the planned Nuclear War Now - vinyl release of old demos (wedding the grotesque and the Eponym) / old live material that was unreleased/ old practice session recordings that had been unreleased. Manuel did that back in July. I am still not sure when the vinyl release would/will be done/released.
The practice sessions stuff we had released earlier this year in cassette format with dread records - but I believe the 4 songs from the practice session that were not on the initial demos are supposed to be on the vinyl.
If you do a google search on 'shrinker nuclear war now' one of the first hits has a thread talking about this CD release but also includes a posting in it of both of Manuels artwork pieces.

As for this release, I did create a bandcamp page for it so the full length can be listened to on it. Also there is a video for 'Repuslive Habits' on youtube.