Luicidal (album)

Luicidal is the debut studio album by the American punk rock band Luicidal, released in 1994. The band was formed by Louiche Mayorga, former bassist of Suicidal Tendencies, following his departure from that band.

The album features a style reminiscent of the earlier, more punk-oriented sound of Suicidal Tendencies, as opposed to the metal-influenced direction the latter band had taken by the time of Mayorga's exit. The songs typically deal with themes of social commentary, personal struggles, and skateboarding culture.

While not achieving the mainstream success of Suicidal Tendencies, Luicidal garnered a following within the punk rock and skateboarding communities. The album is notable for its energetic performances and Mayorga's songwriting contributions. The lineup for the album consisted of Louiche Mayorga on bass, Marty Wright on vocals, Anthony "Bob" Fields on guitar, and R.J. Herrera on drums.

The album was released on DCG Records. Reviews were mixed, with some praising its raw energy and connection to early Suicidal Tendencies, while others criticized its production quality and lack of originality. Nevertheless, Luicidal remains a significant entry in the discography of Louiche Mayorga and provides a glimpse into a different musical direction that could have been taken within the Suicidal Tendencies lineage.