The Nation of Ulysses - Live Performances

Live Performances

The band was known for their extremely physical performances, during some of which Svenonius recalls breaking his arm, his leg, and breaking his head open on numerous occasions. Audience members were also hurt during performances. Svenonius described Nation of Ulysses performances as "an extraordinary freak-out kind of thing really masochistic, lots of blood cacophonous, and violent, and aggressive."

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