Post-Historic Garage Punk
Line Up:
Ralph on Fyre - Guitar, Vo… Read Full Bio ↴Post-Historic Garage Punk
Line Up:
Ralph on Fyre - Guitar, Vocals
Dan Shandog - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Black Jetlag Matze - Bass, Backing Vocals
J. Wilde - Drums
Find out more at: www.stereosatanics.de
2008.
New Satanic Army concept got fired off at 1. January 2008. The fans could participate, discuss with the band and download bits of early song-versions, live-songs and later videos showing the band in the recording-sturio and later fully developed songs for the upcoming album, which got released on 14th November on Fading Ways Records (led by Neil Leyton, socialist music networker, musician and songwriter himself) and distributed in several european countries.
Title: "Surrounded By Ghosts".
2007.
Some gigging in the early year, then recording the second album called "Whole Lotta Nothin'" which came out at 25th May 2007. Boris Retzlaff, local comedian and member of filming group Geile Schnidde, particpated on the tour and the first day in the studio which concluded in the one-hour-long film "The Satanic Diaries" which was filmed to add it as a DVD, including parts of a Satanics show in Hamburg, to the Satanic Army package for Phase II.
26th and 27th of May saw a two-nights-release-party in our hometown Balingen which turned out to be a success we didn't expected. Both nights sold out quickly and the we layed down some of our best ever sets.
Plans for late 2007 could be the release of a new 7" and many new songs and gigs.
Till today shows were played all over Germany and in Switzerland with bands like Electric Frankenstein, New Bomb Turks, The Briefs, Nine Pound Hammer, Streetwalkin' Cheetahs (all USA), Mensen (Norway), Sons Of Cyrus (Sweden), The Riots (Netherlands), Peacocks, Hellmute, Leaflet, Stronzos (Switzerland) and loads of german bands like The Boonaraaas, The Radiation Kings, Uncle Ho, Crosscut, Rock'n'Roll Stormtroopers and the Renderings just to name the most famous ones.
2006.
After one of his regular passionate nights, ending with a bottle broken over his head, Fabs subsequent Tinnitus forced him to quit Rock'n'Roll. New bassplayer is Black Jetlag Matze, formerly known as Drummer of the Wendy Bones.
New satanics-related side-projects: Suicide Souvenirs (Dan, Matze on Drums, Lutz of the Mokicks on bass), Fender 55s (J. Wilde on guitar and vocals).
Because of the integration of a new bandmamber with a following bunch of gigs, plans for new records had to be rescheduled for early 2007.
August brought two special Wendy Bones reunion shows in London. As Jens couldn't free himself out of the arms of his boss, Ralph on Fyre took over on bass. In September Satanics paused to give time for side-project gigs. Cha Cha Guerillas also did three gigs, now reformed as a duo. By October Satanics filed together again. Mini-Tour in November with the High Heel Horn Dogs. Then writing of some new songs for an upcoming album.
2005.
Lotsa presswork. Lotsa gigs.
2004.
Locked in the dark, humid and cold vault they call their practise room, new songs broke out en masse as the four-piece again started to rehearse and combine their creativity. The band also started to book gigs on their own and finally in September 2004 recorded 12 new songs for the first full-length album, that came to release on 20th December 2004 on Out-o-Space Records. The title of the album is "Pirate Love".
Launch of the Satanic Army which is kind of a fan group, kind of a financial supporter project to be able to press CDs AND vinyl. The participants got a package with an additional CD, containing 7 songs, all of them recorded by Fab at the Satanics rehearsal room, including early versions of some Pirate Love songs and some covers.
2003, when they caught new fire.
Fab was back as a regular and the audiences finally began to dig the Stereo Satanics and their music.
A CD-R, with all songs the band had recorded until then, was produced to satisfy the needs of a new and younger audience that couldn't understand the bands inclination for vinyl. This CD should also symbolize passed and unstable times and a new beginning with more spirit and strength than before. Which doesn't mean they quited playing their old songs. The band just skipped one or two songs in their whole history and infuriated with the new power hailed the early classics on top of the same lungs as the newest, back to the first song they ever wrote: Stay Insane!
2000.
In this lineup the band recorded 5 more songs and released two 7"s on Out-o-Space Records, one a split with their pals "The Hicktown Heroes". As Basti never really integrated in the band and finally stopped to appear, Fab helped out for a few gigs but anyway the band was on the downward spiral. Ralph was more interested in his new band the "Cha Cha Guerillas", Dan and J. formed the "Demolition Spitfires" out of the ashes of the Wendy Bones. The band never ceased to exist but doesn't wrote any new song until 2003
1999.
As Fab was unsatisfied with his minor part on bass and caught muscular problems after practising 24 hours a day, the first difficulties arose. He joined his third band, the "Plane Austers", as a paid guitar-player and from then on couldn't manage neither his timetable nor his uncontrollable temper and was therefore replaced by Basti van de Meijgloeckljes.
1998.
Dan Shandog and Ralph on Fyre, both already busy in their own bands "Wendy Bones" and "Supersonic X", knew from the beginning that their musical interests were pretty much the same. Who else in their rural hometown Balingen in southern Germany was that much interested in all kinds of Rock'n'Roll-Music, especially the raw cuts during the 60s and the 70s. Combined with their distinct interest in early Punkrock the Stereo Satanics went on their way. As there were neither a bassplayer nor a drummer present to join them, Fab, a musical genius, local Underground-Rock-Icon and originally guitar-player and frontman of the infamous and now deceased "Lilly Lavelle" took over on bass and J. Wilde, parttime DJ, devoted Elvis-Fan and originally bass-player for the "Wendy Bones" choose his place behind the drums.
So a troublesome threesome with Dan, Ralph and Fab, everyone the creative spirit of his own other band, tightened together by the more restrained and quite J., exploded in a variety of wild Punkrock-Tunes to live out their visions of raw, untamed music, grounded on their rudimentary and old-fashioned roots and spured on by Ralph on Fyres hateful, sad, mean and desperate lyrical insights into the minds of persons you really never want to know.
Just a few months after the first rehearsals, they recorded a four-track demo-tape called "Euphoria" and started out with a few savage, loud and not much appreciated shows.
Line Up:
Ralph on Fyre - Guitar, Vo… Read Full Bio ↴Post-Historic Garage Punk
Line Up:
Ralph on Fyre - Guitar, Vocals
Dan Shandog - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Black Jetlag Matze - Bass, Backing Vocals
J. Wilde - Drums
Find out more at: www.stereosatanics.de
2008.
New Satanic Army concept got fired off at 1. January 2008. The fans could participate, discuss with the band and download bits of early song-versions, live-songs and later videos showing the band in the recording-sturio and later fully developed songs for the upcoming album, which got released on 14th November on Fading Ways Records (led by Neil Leyton, socialist music networker, musician and songwriter himself) and distributed in several european countries.
Title: "Surrounded By Ghosts".
2007.
Some gigging in the early year, then recording the second album called "Whole Lotta Nothin'" which came out at 25th May 2007. Boris Retzlaff, local comedian and member of filming group Geile Schnidde, particpated on the tour and the first day in the studio which concluded in the one-hour-long film "The Satanic Diaries" which was filmed to add it as a DVD, including parts of a Satanics show in Hamburg, to the Satanic Army package for Phase II.
26th and 27th of May saw a two-nights-release-party in our hometown Balingen which turned out to be a success we didn't expected. Both nights sold out quickly and the we layed down some of our best ever sets.
Plans for late 2007 could be the release of a new 7" and many new songs and gigs.
Till today shows were played all over Germany and in Switzerland with bands like Electric Frankenstein, New Bomb Turks, The Briefs, Nine Pound Hammer, Streetwalkin' Cheetahs (all USA), Mensen (Norway), Sons Of Cyrus (Sweden), The Riots (Netherlands), Peacocks, Hellmute, Leaflet, Stronzos (Switzerland) and loads of german bands like The Boonaraaas, The Radiation Kings, Uncle Ho, Crosscut, Rock'n'Roll Stormtroopers and the Renderings just to name the most famous ones.
2006.
After one of his regular passionate nights, ending with a bottle broken over his head, Fabs subsequent Tinnitus forced him to quit Rock'n'Roll. New bassplayer is Black Jetlag Matze, formerly known as Drummer of the Wendy Bones.
New satanics-related side-projects: Suicide Souvenirs (Dan, Matze on Drums, Lutz of the Mokicks on bass), Fender 55s (J. Wilde on guitar and vocals).
Because of the integration of a new bandmamber with a following bunch of gigs, plans for new records had to be rescheduled for early 2007.
August brought two special Wendy Bones reunion shows in London. As Jens couldn't free himself out of the arms of his boss, Ralph on Fyre took over on bass. In September Satanics paused to give time for side-project gigs. Cha Cha Guerillas also did three gigs, now reformed as a duo. By October Satanics filed together again. Mini-Tour in November with the High Heel Horn Dogs. Then writing of some new songs for an upcoming album.
2005.
Lotsa presswork. Lotsa gigs.
2004.
Locked in the dark, humid and cold vault they call their practise room, new songs broke out en masse as the four-piece again started to rehearse and combine their creativity. The band also started to book gigs on their own and finally in September 2004 recorded 12 new songs for the first full-length album, that came to release on 20th December 2004 on Out-o-Space Records. The title of the album is "Pirate Love".
Launch of the Satanic Army which is kind of a fan group, kind of a financial supporter project to be able to press CDs AND vinyl. The participants got a package with an additional CD, containing 7 songs, all of them recorded by Fab at the Satanics rehearsal room, including early versions of some Pirate Love songs and some covers.
2003, when they caught new fire.
Fab was back as a regular and the audiences finally began to dig the Stereo Satanics and their music.
A CD-R, with all songs the band had recorded until then, was produced to satisfy the needs of a new and younger audience that couldn't understand the bands inclination for vinyl. This CD should also symbolize passed and unstable times and a new beginning with more spirit and strength than before. Which doesn't mean they quited playing their old songs. The band just skipped one or two songs in their whole history and infuriated with the new power hailed the early classics on top of the same lungs as the newest, back to the first song they ever wrote: Stay Insane!
2000.
In this lineup the band recorded 5 more songs and released two 7"s on Out-o-Space Records, one a split with their pals "The Hicktown Heroes". As Basti never really integrated in the band and finally stopped to appear, Fab helped out for a few gigs but anyway the band was on the downward spiral. Ralph was more interested in his new band the "Cha Cha Guerillas", Dan and J. formed the "Demolition Spitfires" out of the ashes of the Wendy Bones. The band never ceased to exist but doesn't wrote any new song until 2003
1999.
As Fab was unsatisfied with his minor part on bass and caught muscular problems after practising 24 hours a day, the first difficulties arose. He joined his third band, the "Plane Austers", as a paid guitar-player and from then on couldn't manage neither his timetable nor his uncontrollable temper and was therefore replaced by Basti van de Meijgloeckljes.
1998.
Dan Shandog and Ralph on Fyre, both already busy in their own bands "Wendy Bones" and "Supersonic X", knew from the beginning that their musical interests were pretty much the same. Who else in their rural hometown Balingen in southern Germany was that much interested in all kinds of Rock'n'Roll-Music, especially the raw cuts during the 60s and the 70s. Combined with their distinct interest in early Punkrock the Stereo Satanics went on their way. As there were neither a bassplayer nor a drummer present to join them, Fab, a musical genius, local Underground-Rock-Icon and originally guitar-player and frontman of the infamous and now deceased "Lilly Lavelle" took over on bass and J. Wilde, parttime DJ, devoted Elvis-Fan and originally bass-player for the "Wendy Bones" choose his place behind the drums.
So a troublesome threesome with Dan, Ralph and Fab, everyone the creative spirit of his own other band, tightened together by the more restrained and quite J., exploded in a variety of wild Punkrock-Tunes to live out their visions of raw, untamed music, grounded on their rudimentary and old-fashioned roots and spured on by Ralph on Fyres hateful, sad, mean and desperate lyrical insights into the minds of persons you really never want to know.
Just a few months after the first rehearsals, they recorded a four-track demo-tape called "Euphoria" and started out with a few savage, loud and not much appreciated shows.
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