Aussie Metal / Hard Rock Singles

Candy Harlots (Aus)"Red hot rocket" 7"EP 1987

01 When will I know
02 Red hot rocket


Candy Harlots






Badge (Aus)"Rock City" 7"EP 1984

01 Rock City
02 Rock'n'Roll Hero

Badge






Dirty Rats (Aus)"Play it loud" MLP 1987

01 Dance dance
02 Lonely
03 Centre of attraction
04 Fantasy

Dirty rats




Volt Edge (Aus)"Two timing woman" 7"EP 1983

01 Two timing woman
02 I'm burning

Volt Edge






Shy Thunder (Aus)"Hold on" 7"EP 1985

01 Hold on
02 Bitter existence

Shy Thunder





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iNsuRge

Following on from Soulscraper singer / guitarist Chris Dubrow formed iNsuRge. Political prisoners is one the earlier blog posts, they were known for their outspoken political views and global environmental issues such as climate change.




1 Political Prisoners
2 Bring It On
3 Spike
4 Weight of the World
5 Welfare State

Political Prisoners


01 Feast or famine
02 Man Bytes dog
03 Feast or famine (instrumental)

Feast or famine

SOULSCRAPER - Neo-Anarcho 1993

1.Neo Anarcho
2.Fight
3.Preacher Man
4.Motivator
5. Designer Rebellion.


thanks to Noddybuns
Neo-Anarcho

SOULSCRAPER - Heard it all before 1992

Soulscraper combined samplers and audio loops played live with acoustic drums and aggressive punk influenced guitars. The sound was influenced by alternative,industrial, goth, punk, and dance music, combined with an Australian Pub Rock live music sensibility.

The band released two EP’s, “Heard it all before” (1992) and “Neo-Anarcho” (1993) and both received considerable national airplay on radio station Triple J.

The band split in 1993 and members went on to form and play in many bands including bands such as Insurge.

1. Heard it all before
2. Manic
3. Days they rise
4. American war

thanks to Noddybuns
Heard it all before

THE MOCKERS - Culprit and the King 1985

The Mockers were hugely successful in an early-mid 80s New Zealand, obsessed with then-current crop of British pop. The band initially formed in 1979 as The Ambitious Vegetables, with line-up of Gordon Costello, Andrew Fagan, Gary Curtis and Charlie Mannell who were all at Rongotai College together. Their original songs were written by Gordon Costello when he was aged approximately 10. Gary Curtis wrote many of their songs as well and continued on to write most of the music for The Mockers. Sadly it's one of the best, but sadly ignored records that came out of NZ.


1. Friend of a Stranger
2. Phone Call at Midnight
3. Seven Years Not Wasted
4. Casualty
5. A Winter's Tale
6. Forever Tuesday Morning
7. New Day Dawning
8. One Black Friday
9. Another Boring Day in the Amazon
10. Home Again (Miss Toffolesse)
11. Culprit and the King

Culprit and the King
Thanks to D.