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Label: Glitterhouse
Year: 1990
A Dutch band that I honestly don't recall how/when I came across, but they operated for a couple of years at the end of the 1980s and beginning of the 1990s. They did splits with both Skin Yard and The Fluid, which actually should give you a decent sense of what they sound like. Unabashed rock-n-roll with some of that grungy muck applied just to keep them honest.
Two songs, recorded two years apart, which is sort of weird for a band that put out three albums between 1988-1991, but, they are Dutch, and Dutch things skew...weird.
Tony Leeuwenburch, who was in first wave hardcore bands The Nitwitz and B.G.K., (and apparently also Fitz Of Depression) helms this group.
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