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Loudspeaker

Loudspeaker were an American alternative rock band from New York City combining the bleak experimentalism of bands like the Jesus Lizard, Swans, and Unsane with the garagey blues-punk of outfits like Laughing Hyenas, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, and Royal Trux.

Formed in 1990, the original Loudspeaker lineup featured two ex-members of Crucifix -- guitarist/singer Matt Borruso and drummer Chris Douglas -- and two ex-members of Boss Hog in guitarist Kurt Wolf (also of Pussy Galore) and bassist Jens Jürgensen (also of Swans).

(read more on All Music)

Links to Peel[]

Peel first played the group's material in the spring of 1991 via their 'Pray' track. He would play further tracks from the band on his shows in 1992, including a session they recorded for his programme, when they were touring the UK.

Sessions[]

Loudspeaker_-_Peel_Session_(22nd_February_1992)

Loudspeaker - Peel Session (22nd February 1992)

1. Recorded: 1992-01-26. First Broadcast: 22 February 1992. Repeated: 08 May 1992

  • Knockout / It Wasn't Me / Stripmind / No Time

Other Shows Played[]

1991
  • 20 April 1991: Pray (7" - Pray / Pulp) Sympathy For The Record Industry
1992

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