Hoover, one of the more intense post-hardcore bands on Dischord roster, broke up in 1994, and singer-guitarist Alex Dunham went on to start a new band, a driving and mathy power trio called Regulator Watts. That group got started in 1996, and they didn’t last long. Regulator Watts only released one full-length album, 1997’s The Aesthetics Of No-Drag, before breaking up in 1998. But now, Regulator Watts are back together, getting ready to release their first music in more than a quarter century.
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