Razorblade - Streetrock from Brabant (NL)
Started in 2001, played about 100 shows in 7 different European countries. Released 4 full-lenght albums On CD and LP, 1 cd-single, 1 best-off album and 2 7" ep's. Featured on a bunch of sampler cd's. Our stuff is released by Rebellion Records (NL), Bandworm Records (GER) and Step 1 records (UK).
This entry is for two distinct bands, both called INTENSIVE CARE. (1) For the Montreal Rock band, click here
http://www.last.fm/music/+noredirect/%28Intensive+Care%29 (2) A UK82\Oi! band from london.
Albums :
Rebels, Rockets and Rubbermen (1987)
The Oi collection
North London's Finest
Oi! The rarities
A Country Fit For Heroes vol.2 (3) A punk rock band from London formed in 1993. http://www.myspace.com/intensivecarelondon
External Menace formed in the Coatbridge suburb of Glasgow in 1979 when John Sneddon, then 15, and 13 year old Wullie Hamill's band 'The L-Plates' were joined by 12 year old bassist Sandy Halkett and Rab Bell (14) on drums, the line up which recorded the 1979 demo which later got them signed to Beat the System records. After a brief split, during which Sneddy recorded a double A-side with The Snap Ons, Sneddy rejoined Wullie and Sanz with Derek Paterson taking over on drums, the bands name became External Menace, they signed to Beat the System in 1982 and released the 'Youth of Today' EP.
There are five artists by the name of The Ghouls. During the 1960's The Ghouls were the music of writer and producer Gary Usher, best known for his work with the Beach Boys. The Ghouls combined the 60's trends for Hot Rods and Monster movies. "Dracula's Deuce" was released in 1964 featuring Rick Burns, Chuck Girard, Joe Kelly and Richard Podolor. The Ghouls are also a street punk band no longer releasing music in Philadelphia PA. Members have gone on to form Hate and War. http://www.myspace.com/hateandwar
Their motto being "sometimes antisocial but always antifascist," the Stage Bottles formed in the early 1990s as an anti-bonehead Oi! band from Frankfurt, Germany. The group acknowledges the Angelic Upstarts, the Oppressed and the Blaggers as their main influences.
There are more than one bands with this name. 1. Alarm is a hardcore/crust band from Tucson, Arizona, influenced by bands such as Nasum, Tragedy, and Rotten Sound. They have had one S/T 7" release and most recently a down-loadable demo called "Rot". Features members of Life In Chains, Fake Out, Alan Smithee, and more. http://www.myspace.com/alarm
2. No description has been made for the other artist sharing this name
Portland Oi in the Blitz style.
Featuring Paul Burdette, drummer of Tragedy and His Hero Is Gone, on vocals and guitars, Portland's Criminal Damage take us to the late-'70s in England with a raucous yet melodic brand of street punk with political overtones, conjuring up memories of bands like Blitz and Sham 69 (REVHQ)
One of the first Oi! bands, Cock Sparrer was playing loud, raw, Cockney working-class anthems as early as the first wave of British punk, although record company difficulties prevented them from issuing much material until the early '80s, when the Oi!movement was well underway. The group formed in London's East End in 1975, originally as a hard-edged pub rock combo in the vein of Dr. Feelgood. Four of the members -- vocalist Colin McFaull, guitarist Mick Beaufoy, bassist Steve Burgess, and drummer Steve Bruce -- had been schoolmates since age 11...
