Frith (2002-2004), by Master Harker's Musical Archive

Frith (2002-2004)

by Master Harker's Musical Archive

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	1.	Frith: I want more life...fucker! 04:27	info	buy track
	2.	Frith: You must fight to live on the planet of the apes (Mummies cover) 02:43	info	buy track

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Frith were formed in 2002 by singer songwriter/ guitarists Gerry Dunne and James S (Later Master Harker), and were named after the deity/grim reaper figure from the novel, 'Watership Down'. Soon recruiting their friend Pete on drums (and after a brief spell with bass player Monty) Frith chose another friend, Laurie, to play bass. The definitive line-up of Frith was born! Practicing until they were tighter than a gnat's chuff, Frith played loud energetic gigs at venues mainly in the Stoke's Croft area of Bristol, often supporting fellow Bristol band Episonic. Ditching rock clichés and influenced by the likes of the Stooges, Mudhoney and Teenage Fanclub, Frith produced loud, proud, lo-fi garage punk.

The two tracks here were live favourites of the band, with 'I want more life..fucker!' bringing gigs to an intense and explosive end

credits

released August 8, 2014

These tracks were recorded 27th April 2003, on an analogue 4 track cassette recorder, in Frontline Studios, Stoke's Croft, Bristol

Personnel:

Electric guitar, vocals- Gerry Dunne
Bass-Laurie
Drums-Pete
Electro-acoustic guitar, vocals- James S (aka Master Harker)

Track 1 written by Gerry Dunne
Track 2 written by The Mummies

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Master Harker's Musical Archive Bristol, UK

Master Harker music, before he was Master Harker! This archive of music follows Master harker through different bands and solo projects of his past, from the 1990s to 2013.
Experience lo-fi as it's meant to be, in yer face with bands such as Frith and Herb Asher and solo project Fermi Kardeshev!
Some recordings were made using analogue equipment, but all music quality is left unaltered ... more

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