The Pork Dukes | tl

Jan Dukes De Grey was a progressive-folk band, and only released two albums in their short life span. Jan Dukes De Grey formed in 1969 and were one of the very last prog rock bands to be signed to Decca's prog label. They originally started out as just a duo and were rivals to glam-rock band T Rex. Their first album, "Sorcerers" was a typical acid folk album, not particularly adventurous but showcased Derek Noy's and Michael Bairstow's multi-instrumental talents. The album made little impact and is only available through bootleg. But their greatest work was to come, with the...

Ther are Four bands named Pork: an Australian post-punk/new wave group, an American group that played stripped down punk, a Brittish 1 man new wave band and an Argentinean metal group. Australia's Pork (80s) A band called Pork operated in Brisbane, Australia in the early 1980s. One interesting feature was the "bleeps" from early model synthesizers. The band produced a handful of cassette tape recordings. America's Pork (90s) Another band called Pork formed in Austin, TX, USA in the mid-90s. The all-girl three-piece played stripped down punk with catchy melodies and off-kilter harmonies: the three shared vocal duties. Pork featured...

There is more than one artist called The Dukes: (1) The Dukes are a 4 piece rock and roll band from Cincinnati, OH. Their sound is reminiscent of 60s rock and roll, but it has the energy and minimalist approach of modern garage rock. Members include Lucas Frazier, Luke Darling, Randy Proctor, and Dave Reid. (2) The Dukes were formed from a supergroup of musicians in the late 70's. The members included singer Miller Anderson, guitarist Jimmy McCulloch, Ronnie Leahy and bassist Charlie Tumahai. Only one album was put out before Jimmy McCulloch died. (3) The Dukes are a four-piece...

With more than six years fighting from the underworld of music, SICK PORKY is now officially presenting the launch of its first album "Ancestral". Edited by the label ZONDA RECORDS, this album compiles part of the work of these first years of career. The large number of live presentations, in some of which they shared stage with well-known Argentine bands such as PEZ, LOS NATAS, CARAJO and SATAN DEALERS, has given the band the deserved respect in Buenos Aires’ music arena. The band’s fans continue to multiplicate, most of them curiously attracted by the talk of town succumb to the...