Artist description Rhythmic, tribal, erotic, odd, primitive, post-punk, underground

Music Style original alternative

Musical Influences beatnik punk

Similar Artists (nobody, really) Joy Division, Pere Ubu, Velvet Underground, Skull of Glee

Artist History Formed 1982, disbanded 1986, one-time reunion 1994.

Group Members ricky lee schill, bass; k.o. williams, vocals; chuk baxter, guitar; barry stucker, drums

Instruments bass, vox, gtr, drms

Albums no rhythm dancing

Press Reviews "Rhythmic, tribal repertoire between erotic and odd . . . completely original." Cindy Lamb, Louisville Artist Magazine, April 1983."Here is Louisville's best 'alternative' (for lack of a better word) music." John Hughes, Louisville Times Scene, May 4, 1985 (Derby Day)."Dense, primitive, sexual, and with strong emotional imagery." Mark Dickson, Sound Choice, Fall 1985."Adventurous . . . after they drop the bomb, people will dance around bonfires with this music on a boom box." Frank Blank, Philadelphia City Paper, February 7, 1986."Helping shape the city's first underground music scene . . . Poor Girls, a punk band that attacked our town in the early to mid-1980's" Jeffrey Lee Puckett, Courier-Journal Scene, January 15, 1999."An important CD for fans of '80's DIY scene in Louisville" Paul Moffett, Louisville Music News, May 2000. "ya ya ya" - pg

Location Louisville, KY - USA

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