(They define their music (inspired by the STOOGES, the CRAMPS, the 60s, PUNK’77 and B-MOVIES) as "wild-doped garage-punk’n’roll". Their lyrics are irreverent and\/or steeped in violence, just like their live gigs, which have contributed to the band’s "negative" reputation.
\nHere’s their new album, among freaks and acrobats, where to taste if the definition is true!) The KK formed in Turin at the end of 1994.
\nThey define their music (inspired by the STOOGES, the CRAMPS, the 60s, PUNK’77 and B-MOVIES) as "wild-doped garage-punk’n’roll". Their lyrics are irreverent and\/or steeped in violence, just like their live gigs, which have contributed to the band’s "negative" reputation.
\nAt the beginning of 1995, they released their first single "BRAND NEW SHIT" which was followed-up by the double 7 inch "TWIST & FUCK" less than a year later.
\nAfter several gigs, especially in northern Italy and the release of a number of records ("SHANE WHITE IS A FRIEND OF MINE" on 7 inch – "DR. PEDOPHILOUS" on 10 inch – "TOO JUNK TO DIE", picture LP), the KK played in Spain and Germany, occasionally as headliners and sometimes as the opening band for acts such as SATAN’S PILGRIMS, REAL MC ENZIES, MORLOCKS, DENIZ TEK, NASHVILLE PUSSY, NEW BOMB TURKS, SPIDER BABIES, EDDIE & THE HOTRODS, KING KHAN & THE SHRINES and many others.
\nEvery gig is memorable, both on stage and backstage, and comes complete with alcohol, fighting, drugs and general hilarity.
\nThey replaced the drummer right after the release of their single "HEY PICCOLINA" (and many other band members will come and go).
\n Meanwhile, the LP "SATAN’S ROCK" was released, which was followed by the self-produced CD "KILLER KLOWN PLAY THE ROLLING STONES" along with the so-called "EVILUTION". At this time, the guitarist from the original line-up also left the band.
\n After a few years and the replacement of two other guitarists, the KK released "BORN TO ROCK!"<\/p>\n
The current line-up is as follows:
\n SHE-HELLCAT – keyboards
\n MR. CAIRO – bass guitar
\n JOE COSTA – guitar
\n MARCO pq – drums
\n REV. JUNGLE – voice<\/p>\n
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THEE PSYCHEDELICATESSEN 10\/07\/2018<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n
Killer Klown are an absolute riot. Jacked up on the maximum Garage\/Punk Rock ‘n’ Roll sleaze of The Cramps and The Stooges, they have been tearing it up since the mid 90’s, mixing classic 60s Garage Rock influences with a snarling Punk attitude. Back with their first album in seven years following a line up change, Crappy Circus is a karnival of swirling 60s keys, manic Punk Rock riffing and crashing drums, neatly picking up where the last left off. There is nothing faintly fancy about this record…………timeless Rock ‘n’ Roll played as if Killer Klown’s lives depended on it. Essential listening if you like your Garage\/Punk hard, fast and stupid. Available now on vinyl and D\/L, check it out here………<\/p>\n
Bertrand Tappaz – Chronique 2018 – 29\/06\/2018 – VOIX DE GARAGE GRENOBLE<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n
TNouveau et déjà 7ème album pour ce quintet italien dont j’avoue beaucoup aimé le Sixties Garage Punk cru.
\n Dans une période où la tendance à la sophistication et l’aseptisation du rock est à l’ouvrage il est très satisfaisant, plaisant mais surtout rafraîchissant et excitant de tomber sur une telle musique !
\n Tout ceci étant quand même là pour servir d’écrin à des chansons qui s’ingurgitent bien !
\n Certes le son et la musique piqueront les palets trop délicats mais c’est aussi pour ça que j’aime cet album et qu’il me reste bien dans la tête.
\n Capable de mélanger dans la même chanson une ligne de Farfisa assez évidente avec une guitare proto Heavy sur lesquelles un shooter bien tendu pose son organe velu (mais pas que) enluminé de voix féminines en pleine crise menstruelle.
\n Ailleurs ils peuvent jouer avec une rythmique façon Exotica 60’s. Car les Killer Klown aiment à composer des mid tempo qui savent se faire puissant. Mais pas que !
\n Ils restent dans une certaine veine proche des débuts du Revival Garage Punk des 80’s avec ses côtés innocent et primaires. Sans chercher à copier qui que se soit !<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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