Description
Screamers – Demo Hollywood 1977 – Vinyl Record
Demo Hollywood 1977 is a early recording of the Screamers, an influential punk band from Los Angeles. The Screamers were known for their high-energy performances and unique sound, characterized by the absence of guitars and the prominent use of synthesizers. The band consisted of Tomata du Plenty on vocals, Tommy Gear on keyboards, David Brown on synthesizers, and K.K. Barrett on drums.
Recorded in 1977, the Hollywood demo captures the raw and experimental nature of the Screamers’ music, which was groundbreaking at the time. Their sound combined punk’s aggressive edge with electronic elements, paving the way for the synth-punk genre. Songs from these demos, such as ‘Vertigo’ and ‘Punish or Be Damned,’ reflect the band’s innovative approach and their influence on the Los Angeles punk scene.
The Screamers never released a full studio album, but their demos and live recordings have been highly regarded by punk enthusiasts and music historians. The Demo Hollywood 1977 captures the essence of their early work, offering a glimpse into the raw energy and creativity that defined the band. Despite their short-lived career, the Screamers left a lasting impact on the punk and new wave movements, influencing numerous artists and bands that followed.
Comes with Liner notes printed on inner sleeve and download card
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic
Track Listing
Magazine Love
Punish Or Be Damned
Anything
Mater Dolores
Peer Pressure
