This is only the slightest of exaggerations of how much I hate my fingernails... and why... particularly in the colder months. (Such as when this was drawn, last month. lol)

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This is only the slightest of exaggerations of how much I hate my fingernails... and why... particularly in the colder months. (Such as when this was drawn, last month. lol)

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basically bleeding out to my death cuz i cut my cuticle too much rip me
3/23/26.
What Kind of Human Have I Become is one of 3 projects from Oamaru, New Zealand musician Matt Plunkett. We've posted about Cuticles a couple of times. Apparently there's another project called The Trendees.
"Avoiding The Diggy Diggy Dogs" is a 2024 7" released on Minneapolis label Soft Abuse. What Kind of Human Have I Become have recently released a full length - "Memory Gut".
What sets this band apart from other Plunkett projects is the presence of Stefan Neville of Pumice.
So, not only does this post celebrate some great modern New Zealand noise rock, it is yet another reminder of an outstanding, unsung label - Soft Abuse. This label has brought us Donovan Quinn, The Bibs, Human Television, Matthew De Gennaro, and Fortunato Durutti Marinetti. What an astounding run.
clean cuticles are the fleshy mortar between the bricks of business.

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Cuticles — Major Works (Siltbreeze)
Cuticles crank rough, scrappy garage punk in remote New Zealand, the guitars a rain of nails, the drums hammering them home. The songs fly outward from a whirling center, always in the process of disintegrating into pure noise. It’s not so much listening as catching the bits and stitching them together. Ragged choruses, incendiary discord, pure exhilarating entropy can be fit with effort into songs.
Cuticles - Buenos Aires, 2016