Harry Pussy was an American noise rock band that carved a niche for themselves in the 1990s experimental music scene. Based in Miami, Florida, the band was formed in 1992 and primarily composed of guitarist/vocalist Bill Orcutt, drummer/vocalist Adris Hoyos, and various bassists throughout their existence. Their music was characterized by a chaotic, frenetic style, often diverging from conventional song structures to embrace a more free-form approach to noise-making. This resulted in a raw, abrasive sound that won them a cult following among fans of avant-garde and underground music.

Although the group disbanded in 1997, their influence has endured, bolstered by posthumous releases that have kept their legacy alive. Notable among these are the live album "You'll Never Play This Town Again", released in 2008, which captures the band's intense live performances; the compilation album "What Was Music?" from 1999, which serves as an archival treasure trove of their earlier recordings; and the single "Superstar" from 1993, which features their trademark cacophonic style. Another key release, "Ride A Dove," came out in 1996 and further cemented their reputation for crafting discordant yet compelling soundscapes that challenge the listener's expectations of music. Harry Pussy's work remains a touchstone for those exploring the limits of the noise rock genre.