Butthole Surfers

The psychedelic punk band Butthole Surfers is making headway on their ninth studio album, which they say crosses a lot of genre lines.

The Butthole Surfers haven't released an album since 2001's 'Weird Revolution.'

Butthole Surfers' third album saw them move up the ranks of the indie rock pantheon.

Back in 1996, after many years of toiling away underground, the legendary Butthole Surfers made their presence known to the music-consuming masses.

Some are sacrilegious, others are sexually explicit and at least one is about serious digestive problems. Check out 27 band names sure to elicit a reaction.

No, this isn't a song from a PBS Children's Television Workshop tribute album.

Public access TV shows have been a haven for weird bands with nowhere else to go, so it's no surprise that the Butthole Surfers popped up on 'The Scott and Gary Show' way back in 1984.

While naked undulating dancers and disturbing short films defined Butthole Surfers ive shows, infectious beats, solid bass lines and outstanding guitar work — not to mention an overdose of lyrical madness stretching from everyday sleaze to cosmic poetry — made this alterative band very fun to listen to and exceedingly hard to pigeonhole. And now, for your psychedelic listening pleasure, we give you their 10 best songs.