“dragSTER bleed and sweat a rock n roll intensity that anyone lucky enough to witness them live will attest to” Formed in the dirty back streets of Coventry, disenchanted with the watered down piss of popular music dragSTER went into a cycle of relentless writing and touring. Within a year of forming they had been produced by Rat Scabies (THE DAMNED) and were managed by Jah Wobble (PIL). Singer Fi was invited to front the world renowned musical collective PIGFACE on a 40 date US tour. Three studio albums and hundreds of live shows under their belt including festivals in the UK and Europe mean dragSTER have built up a huge following of loyal fans. dragSTER hold up a mirror to the world, a sleazy, distorted, broken mirror.
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Vomit started in 1977 when Marsh and I (Lee C) had the same interest in punk rock, so we thought we can do that and started to write a few songs. We used to go to Congleton youth centre at Eaton bank school and play loads of punk on their record player, with all the other kids saying "whats this rubbish" but two lads who were interested were Steve and Gez Austin, so we said " lets start a band hey" we started to practise in a room at the youth centre with one amp, bins for drums and the singer just shouting, but we were off, it was Congletons first punk band. Soon we had more amps and Stevo got his first drum kit, so we practised for while doing some very easy punk classic's. Next we thought we would do a gig. The first gig was at The Duke of Wellington in Congleton, ( now a nursing home) but the night before the gig the landlord phoned me up and said "you are not playing at my pub, you have put Vomit all over the toilet walls" (we had put Vomit all over the town and i mean all over the town) so after a few sorry's and Marsh and I painting the toilet walls the gig went ahead. The gig was good with a full pub and we went down really well, so we thought we will have some more of this and went on to play at other pubs in the town The Lion and Bell, The Mechanics Arms and the Youth centre to packed crowds, soon other punk bands were starting to emerge, but there was not alot of places to play then. (alot better today around Congleton) After some great gigs and even better fun some band change's had to happen Stevo moving on and Jamie Adams coming in on the drums, then after a year or so Marshal moved on and Paul Lomas came in on guitar. The bands name changed a few times aswell, from Vomit to Teenage Hell to The End and that was what we were called at our last gig at Astbury Village hall in 1980, so that was just a brief history on the band Vomit but now we are back!. now with two Guitarists Stu & Paul adding even more to the band.
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