Public Disturbance (U.S. band)
Public Disturbance | |
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| Origin | Jersey Shore, New Jersey, United States |
| Genres | Hardcore punk |
| Years active | 1979–198? |
| Labels | Mutha Records |
| Past members | Tom Paul Cowen Darryl Hell John Radcliffe |
Public Disturbance was a punk band from the central New Jersey shore area of the United States that formed circa 1979.
It included members Tom on vocals, Paul Cowen on guitar, Darryl Hell on bass & John Radcliffe on drums. In its time, the group played with the Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, and Flipper at venues such as City Gardens in Trenton, Brighton Bar in Long Branch, and CBGB in New York City.[citation needed]
In 1983 the group released a self-titled album and a single "S&M", both on Mutha Records. The "S&M" single features artwork by Lori Wening who would go on to become the vocalist (under the name Inger Lorre) of the proto-grunge LA punk band The Nymphs.[citation needed]
Darryl Hell went on to perform in the New York City area under the name DJ Hell. Los Angeles punk fanzine Flipside named the Public Disburbance LP on its "best of" list. Songs by the band include "S&M", "Destroy The Fad" & "Russell's Ramp".[citation needed]
Members[edit]
- Tom (vocals)
- Paul Cowen (guitar)
- Darryl Hell (bass)
- John Radcliffe (drums)
Discography[edit]
- Public Disturbance LP (1983, Mutha Records 003)
- S&M 7" EP (1983, Mutha Records 011)
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