The Mutants at Table 9 were a southern-hardcore band from Western Kentucky. Their name is a reference to the Adam Sandler film "The Wedding Singer". Members of the band played in several local bands. Clayton Otts, the bands vocalist, founded the group after his former band 25 to Life ended, and he would go on to play drums in An Hero and The Jubilee. Jeriel Clark, who played lead guitar, would go on to play in Crowned. Jonah Harper joined on bass, and later on, guitar, and would eventually co-found It's A Trap! Records. During their final era, Seth Tracy joined on drums, and would later go on to front the deathcore band The War of 1812 based out of Illinois. Samuel Chapman played guitar briefly, but would go on to play in The Jubilee and post-Horizontal Orange project Here I Am, Send Me. Other members included Alex Holland on bass, Damion Walker on guitar, JD Robinson on guitar, Steve-O on drums, and more I don't remember.
The band only ever released one EP titled "BANG!!?" during their early days. In their final iteration, several songs were recorded but lost, including a track featuring vocals by Brian of Horizontal Orange. The band played with most of the heavy bands of the scene, with many performances at Countryfest and The Blue Building.
Download includes the BANG EP, along with a few pictures.
