Pleasure Forever San Francisco, California
In the late 90s, after the break up of legendary synth-punk band The VSS, 3 members regrouped in San Francisco as Pleasure
Forever.
In 2001 the trio joined Sub Pop Records and released 2 albums before disbanding.
On 5/5/23, on the 20th anniversary of the release of Alter—catalog number Sub Pop #666 —the band announced their return with Distal, a 7-song collection of all new songs.
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