MARSHALL LAW - very heavy and proud of it. Birmingham's MARSHALL LAW offer … Read Full Bio ↴MARSHALL LAW - very heavy and proud of it. Birmingham's MARSHALL LAW offer twin guitar Power Metal powered by the exceptional talents of vocalist Andy Pyke, twin guitarists Dave Martin and Dave Rothan, bassist Tom Dwyer and drummer Pete Hunt. MARSHALL LAW benefited in their early days from the enthusiastic management of Birmingham DJ Dave Juste and the seemingly tireless ability to undertake enormous club tours, including supports to GYPSY QUEEN and HELLION, building up a loyal fan base along the way.
Formed in 1988 by ex-DETROIT, DAMIEN and VIVA vocalist Andy Pyke, the original line-up featured Pyke on vocals and drums together with ex-CHINAWHITE and SHADOWLANDS guitarist Dave Martin, bassist Nigel and guitarist Darren Horton. Pre-MARSHALL LAW Martin had also been involved with ELECTRIC WARRIOR, an act that featured latter day ASYLUM vocalist Stan and his sister drummer Yola, as well as STARFIGHTERS and briefly UFO guitarist Rik Sandford. MARSHALL LAW added drummer Alan Kelly, who ultimately left to join SHY. Horton also left to later form SIAM and was replaced by former REALM and IVORY guitarist Andy Southwell. Bassist Nigel also departed, later to join Progressive Rock outfit ARK, and was superseded by Malcolm Gould. This line-up recorded the demo 'Future Shock' in 1988.
Despite their efforts the media and major record companies remained unmoved, with the British Rock press refusing to see the band as anything more than pretenders to the throne of JUDAS PRIEST. Undeterred, MARSHALL LAW recorded their first album, Marshall Law, for local label FM Revolver, but in doing so, lost most of their finest songs to what many regarded as a lacklustre production by REDBEARDS members Ian Allen and Dave Keates.
It was decided at this point to sack their bassist- the official excuse being that he was too short! The allegedly diminutive Malcolm Gould promptly formed LOVE AND WAR. The somewhat taller benefactor of the vacant bass position was Roger Davis, previously with ROULETTE, and the band still continued to gig hard.
Another record for FM Revolver followed, the mini album 'Power Crazy', which debuted new drummer Lee Morris. Pyke meantime was to contribute guest vocals to CEREBRAL FIX's version of JUDAS PRIEST's hit 'Living After Midnight'.
A change of management to the same organisation that handled MAGNUM saw a period of inactivity whilst a major deal was searched for, but in vain. MARSHALL LAW recorded a third album, 'Powergame', with production by ROBIN GEORGE, but this only saw sporadic releases in Japan, where it reached number 6 in the national Rock chart proving a huge seller, and Spain. A thousand copies were also pressed up on the band's own System X Records for sale at gigs. A live album was recorded, but was to remain unreleased for some time, and the group would choose to disband, playing their last gig at Nottingham Rock City in September 1992 and subsequently folded around December.
Martin reunited with original drummer Mick Donovan in a new project, Southwell formed an acoustic act with his girlfriend whilst Davies found employment with erstwhile LITTLE ANGELS vocalist TOBY JEPSON. Meantime Lee Morris joined high profile Gothic Rock act PARADISE LOST in 1995.
Directly due to unceasing fan pressure MARSHALL LAW duly reformed in late 1995 to issue the well received live album on Neat Metal Records. Much to the surprise of the band the label's press release for 'Law In The Raw' mistakenly attributed these recordings to a support to JUDAS PRIEST, although the concert was in fact taken from a headline gig. Still essentially a studio project at this stage, the band did manage a brace of local gigs utilising the rhythm section from NOISEGATE, although the 1997 studio album 'Metal Detector' actually finds credited drummer Glen Viner being in reality a drum machine! (Spuriously the band later claimed 'Glen Viner' had fallen overboard on his holiday yacht and had been devoured by a sharkâŚ)
'Metal Detector' once more pulled in worthy reviews with increased sales in Germany and Japan. The band recorded the follow up 'Warning From History' in early 1999. The album included guest contributors Steve Grimmett of GRIM REAPER and LIONSHEART and MAGNUM's Tony Clarkin. Once again Neat Records put a major error into the press release for this album, claiming NOISEGATE's Chris Green had performed studio drums. In fact, all of the drums were programmed by bassist Roger Davis.
This outing saw the band's first release in South America with Rock Brigade Records in Brazil, Chile and Argentina. Shortly after recording the band dispensed with their existing rhythm section pulling in ex-RECKLESS DAUGHTER, SHOCK TACTICS and SIAM bassist Andy Faulkner and former BENEDICTION and WHITE TRASH drummer Paul Brookes. To promote the album MARSHALL LAW put in a show at the 'Bang Your Head' Festival in southern Germany sharing a bill with DEEP PURPLE, W.A.S.P. and MOTĂRHEAD as well as a performance at the Wacken Festival playing to over 30,000 people.
During 2000 the band recorded a version of SLADE's 'We'll Bring The House Down' with a guesting Bev Bevan of BLACK SABBATH on drums. Although the track was produced by the esteemed Terry Thomas, of BAD COMPANY repute, it would remain consigned to the vaults until it emerged as a bonus track on the 2002 Sanctuary Records compilation 'Power Crazy - The Best Of Marshall Law'.
Ex-MARSHALL LAW members Roy Davis and Andy Faulkner would gain production credits on the 2000 RICOCHET album 'The Singles'. Davis would also be found to be active with TOBY JEPSON once again, appearing on the 2002 'Refresh' EP. He would also feature in the blockbuster Russell Crowe movie 'Gladiator' as a barbarian extra. In downtime Andy Pyke hooked up with former MARSHALL LAW and present day PARADISE LOST drummer Lee Morris, EXCALIBUR and HARDWARE guitarist Paul Solynskyj and ex-SLAMMER guitarist Milo Zavenic to tour Holland in a METALLICA tribute band DAMAGE INC. Some of Pyke's earlier recordings also surfaced with the release of a vintage live DAMIEN album.
Reports surfaced that the Pyke / Southwell / Martin axis was gearing up for a new MARSHALL LAW album. It would be learned in June of 2003 that these sessions were to include former MARSHALL LAW, and present PARADISE LOST, drummer Lee Morris. Early 2004 confirmed the recording of a brand new album 'Axis Of Power' as a remastered version of 'Powergame', remixed by ROBIN GEORGE, was also readied for release. That same year ex-bassist Andy Faulkner gained production credits on the SHY 'Sunset & Vine' album. In early 2005 Faulkner also scored the role of producer for BOLT THROWER.
The early part of 2005 also saw the induction of bassist Tom Dwyer, a scene veteran holding credentials with BARDICHE, HEAT, SCREAMING DEMON and IRON SKULL. Ex-MARSHALL LAW drummer Lee Morris joined the ranks of AOR outfit TEN in September 2005. By the following month MARSHALL LAW announced they had mixed 'Axis Of Power'. New drummer Peter Hunt, a veteran of DRAGONFORCE and GEARED 4, joined the fold in February 2006. The band suffered a major blow in mid-March though, when Long-time guitarist Andy Southwell departed in 2006 after he badly injured his hand and was forced to stop playing music for several years. He was briefly replaced by the veteran American guitarist Jack Frost, who departed after only a few months due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts.
Andy Pyke split with Marshall Law in 2010. The rest of the band eventually decided to split-up an uncertain amount of time later.
Compilation appearances:
- "Rock the Nation" and "Under the Hammer" on Heavy Metal Heroes Vol. III (Heavy Metal, 1990)
- "Twisted This" on EMP Metal-Detector Vol. 1 (EMP, 1998)
- "Twisted This" on All Fired Up ~July 1998 (Pony Canyon, 1998)
- "Twisted This" on Knuckletracks VIII (Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles, 1998)
- "Remember Forever" on Hard Roxx Taster Vol.11 (Hard Roxx, 1999)
- "Addicted to Pain" on The Flame Burns On: The Best of Neat Records (Castle, 2002)
Formed in 1988 by ex-DETROIT, DAMIEN and VIVA vocalist Andy Pyke, the original line-up featured Pyke on vocals and drums together with ex-CHINAWHITE and SHADOWLANDS guitarist Dave Martin, bassist Nigel and guitarist Darren Horton. Pre-MARSHALL LAW Martin had also been involved with ELECTRIC WARRIOR, an act that featured latter day ASYLUM vocalist Stan and his sister drummer Yola, as well as STARFIGHTERS and briefly UFO guitarist Rik Sandford. MARSHALL LAW added drummer Alan Kelly, who ultimately left to join SHY. Horton also left to later form SIAM and was replaced by former REALM and IVORY guitarist Andy Southwell. Bassist Nigel also departed, later to join Progressive Rock outfit ARK, and was superseded by Malcolm Gould. This line-up recorded the demo 'Future Shock' in 1988.
Despite their efforts the media and major record companies remained unmoved, with the British Rock press refusing to see the band as anything more than pretenders to the throne of JUDAS PRIEST. Undeterred, MARSHALL LAW recorded their first album, Marshall Law, for local label FM Revolver, but in doing so, lost most of their finest songs to what many regarded as a lacklustre production by REDBEARDS members Ian Allen and Dave Keates.
It was decided at this point to sack their bassist- the official excuse being that he was too short! The allegedly diminutive Malcolm Gould promptly formed LOVE AND WAR. The somewhat taller benefactor of the vacant bass position was Roger Davis, previously with ROULETTE, and the band still continued to gig hard.
Another record for FM Revolver followed, the mini album 'Power Crazy', which debuted new drummer Lee Morris. Pyke meantime was to contribute guest vocals to CEREBRAL FIX's version of JUDAS PRIEST's hit 'Living After Midnight'.
A change of management to the same organisation that handled MAGNUM saw a period of inactivity whilst a major deal was searched for, but in vain. MARSHALL LAW recorded a third album, 'Powergame', with production by ROBIN GEORGE, but this only saw sporadic releases in Japan, where it reached number 6 in the national Rock chart proving a huge seller, and Spain. A thousand copies were also pressed up on the band's own System X Records for sale at gigs. A live album was recorded, but was to remain unreleased for some time, and the group would choose to disband, playing their last gig at Nottingham Rock City in September 1992 and subsequently folded around December.
Martin reunited with original drummer Mick Donovan in a new project, Southwell formed an acoustic act with his girlfriend whilst Davies found employment with erstwhile LITTLE ANGELS vocalist TOBY JEPSON. Meantime Lee Morris joined high profile Gothic Rock act PARADISE LOST in 1995.
Directly due to unceasing fan pressure MARSHALL LAW duly reformed in late 1995 to issue the well received live album on Neat Metal Records. Much to the surprise of the band the label's press release for 'Law In The Raw' mistakenly attributed these recordings to a support to JUDAS PRIEST, although the concert was in fact taken from a headline gig. Still essentially a studio project at this stage, the band did manage a brace of local gigs utilising the rhythm section from NOISEGATE, although the 1997 studio album 'Metal Detector' actually finds credited drummer Glen Viner being in reality a drum machine! (Spuriously the band later claimed 'Glen Viner' had fallen overboard on his holiday yacht and had been devoured by a sharkâŚ)
'Metal Detector' once more pulled in worthy reviews with increased sales in Germany and Japan. The band recorded the follow up 'Warning From History' in early 1999. The album included guest contributors Steve Grimmett of GRIM REAPER and LIONSHEART and MAGNUM's Tony Clarkin. Once again Neat Records put a major error into the press release for this album, claiming NOISEGATE's Chris Green had performed studio drums. In fact, all of the drums were programmed by bassist Roger Davis.
This outing saw the band's first release in South America with Rock Brigade Records in Brazil, Chile and Argentina. Shortly after recording the band dispensed with their existing rhythm section pulling in ex-RECKLESS DAUGHTER, SHOCK TACTICS and SIAM bassist Andy Faulkner and former BENEDICTION and WHITE TRASH drummer Paul Brookes. To promote the album MARSHALL LAW put in a show at the 'Bang Your Head' Festival in southern Germany sharing a bill with DEEP PURPLE, W.A.S.P. and MOTĂRHEAD as well as a performance at the Wacken Festival playing to over 30,000 people.
During 2000 the band recorded a version of SLADE's 'We'll Bring The House Down' with a guesting Bev Bevan of BLACK SABBATH on drums. Although the track was produced by the esteemed Terry Thomas, of BAD COMPANY repute, it would remain consigned to the vaults until it emerged as a bonus track on the 2002 Sanctuary Records compilation 'Power Crazy - The Best Of Marshall Law'.
Ex-MARSHALL LAW members Roy Davis and Andy Faulkner would gain production credits on the 2000 RICOCHET album 'The Singles'. Davis would also be found to be active with TOBY JEPSON once again, appearing on the 2002 'Refresh' EP. He would also feature in the blockbuster Russell Crowe movie 'Gladiator' as a barbarian extra. In downtime Andy Pyke hooked up with former MARSHALL LAW and present day PARADISE LOST drummer Lee Morris, EXCALIBUR and HARDWARE guitarist Paul Solynskyj and ex-SLAMMER guitarist Milo Zavenic to tour Holland in a METALLICA tribute band DAMAGE INC. Some of Pyke's earlier recordings also surfaced with the release of a vintage live DAMIEN album.
Reports surfaced that the Pyke / Southwell / Martin axis was gearing up for a new MARSHALL LAW album. It would be learned in June of 2003 that these sessions were to include former MARSHALL LAW, and present PARADISE LOST, drummer Lee Morris. Early 2004 confirmed the recording of a brand new album 'Axis Of Power' as a remastered version of 'Powergame', remixed by ROBIN GEORGE, was also readied for release. That same year ex-bassist Andy Faulkner gained production credits on the SHY 'Sunset & Vine' album. In early 2005 Faulkner also scored the role of producer for BOLT THROWER.
The early part of 2005 also saw the induction of bassist Tom Dwyer, a scene veteran holding credentials with BARDICHE, HEAT, SCREAMING DEMON and IRON SKULL. Ex-MARSHALL LAW drummer Lee Morris joined the ranks of AOR outfit TEN in September 2005. By the following month MARSHALL LAW announced they had mixed 'Axis Of Power'. New drummer Peter Hunt, a veteran of DRAGONFORCE and GEARED 4, joined the fold in February 2006. The band suffered a major blow in mid-March though, when Long-time guitarist Andy Southwell departed in 2006 after he badly injured his hand and was forced to stop playing music for several years. He was briefly replaced by the veteran American guitarist Jack Frost, who departed after only a few months due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts.
Andy Pyke split with Marshall Law in 2010. The rest of the band eventually decided to split-up an uncertain amount of time later.
Compilation appearances:
- "Rock the Nation" and "Under the Hammer" on Heavy Metal Heroes Vol. III (Heavy Metal, 1990)
- "Twisted This" on EMP Metal-Detector Vol. 1 (EMP, 1998)
- "Twisted This" on All Fired Up ~July 1998 (Pony Canyon, 1998)
- "Twisted This" on Knuckletracks VIII (Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles, 1998)
- "Remember Forever" on Hard Roxx Taster Vol.11 (Hard Roxx, 1999)
- "Addicted to Pain" on The Flame Burns On: The Best of Neat Records (Castle, 2002)
Another Bullet
Marshall Law Lyrics
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Randall King Break all the horses you can't have no spirit here Their…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Marshall Law:
Addicted To The Pain My mind is energy A wealth of thoughts unique You put me…
ANOTHER GENERATION Another generation suffers Hear their cries of sadness Now…
Blood on Blood How can I tell you Why don't you hear Now, it is…
CHAIN OF YOUTH Hey you, can't seem to find a way to get…
Crucified Unaware and all alone His faith is God and he has…
DEAD ZONE Racing along, I can't believe what I am witnessing (I can't…
EDGE OF THE WORLD A Master race driven on by greed Their aim society on…
Electric Eye Up here in space I'm looking down on you My lasers trace Eve…
Empowerment It's time I pray at the alter I'm searching for answers …
Feed the Need You take what you wanna take You feel what you wanna…
God King A King of two lands at one time divided The secret…
Harbinger We are the victims of certain tragedy Who has the knowledge…
LEVIATHAN Lord of torture, gods of sin Offer ecstasy to fools who…
Locked and Loaded I hear the waring there's nowhere to run The sky is…
March of History What would he do now How could he change it Deception is…
Meganoid From another world Bringing fear, He has come Is it the en…
NAKED AGGRESSION Some say that love is war Have I just struck a…
NO JUSTICE Cries hollow cries another nation dies I feel the pain insi…
Nothing Lasts Forever Summer fades as a cold wind blows Storm clouds rise in…
Powergame Talking the fight to the people who lead us Forcing the…
Pray for Deliverance Stories untold let them unfold Under the glory of the stars…
Premonition A terrifying dream Forewarns destruction Apocalyptic scene…
PSYCHODRAMA Lying there just standing st the shadows on the wall Johnny…
Remembered Forever Time stood still today I know you're near A hero of yester…
Retreat At night when I go to sleep All around it's quiet…
Searching for Paradise There are question in your mind But the answers you can't…
Seek and You Shall Find You fail to see religiously and criticise security Let them…
Storming to Power [European bonus track] Can you see the future Tell me no…
Swarm Descending the armies grow Never relenting as they go Legi…
The Sands of Time Centuries collide Walls of light divide Travelling through…
The Seeds of Change Cold are the times ahead To me it's clear There are many…
Twisted This A night mare of avenging souls are released this day Look…
Under the Hammer Take heed of the warming, thereâ˛s nowhere to run. A new…
Victory at Last Dark clouds gather on the horizon An empire is falling unde…
War From the screen there's a chilling sound I see your face…
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Helidude350
Impair the driver...
Then you have the possibility of a âdriverlessâ car causing injury.
Just because someone is out after curfew doesnât mean there isnât good reason.
People have emergencies that have to be handled themselves since our âheroesâ are too busy.
Did they even determine if she was a criminal or if she was someone in need of assistance?
Many people have elderly that they help take care of and may have to help them during âcurfewâ hours.
Too many things were going on prior to this to shoot first and ask questions later.
The world doesnât stop existing during curfew just because someone declares it so.
Amanda P
Thank you for being there and showing us whats happening.
Sam Griffiths
Whats happening?
solar power
@Sam Griffiths a woman hit by a rubber toyđđ
The One
Thank You sweetheart ⤠for your solidarity! Stay safe and heal!
Peace
Jacqueline Keys
This is crazy! I hope that woman is alright!
Benjamin Leiby
I don't get these comments criticizing her. She doesn't even say anything, it's not like she is complaining. That's a nasty injury
Alex Fawver
a yes a woman bleeding can't possibly be in pain or upset because she isn't saying anything.
Firdos Pratama
She can't say anything because she was in pain.
Frank J
ben _ Thatâs what calm protestors do, they are calm beyond injuries, she is a warrior.
Koala Koala
I pray she get better.