Growing out of their own noise-infested, beer-stained record collections, The Swamp Babies erupted in the late 80’s, influenced by early bands like MC5 and Stooges, and newer stuff like Killdozer, Scratch Acid and others, but they never copied anyone else. The band had an instantly recognizable sound all of their own.
An inferno of distorted vocals, up to three guitarists playing at the same time, with their feet seemingly glued to the trusted wah-wah pedals, a bass that drove the tune forward just as often as the guitars, and an energetic drummer, The Swamp Babies made an unholy racket, impossible to ignore.
Rarely has a band worked that hard for so long, with such little returns in the form of money or fame. They were truly driven by their own momentum and vision, regardless of whether anyone was bothered to pay attention to them or not.
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Member Since: 17/02/2006 Band Website: swampbabies.medialog.no/ Record Label: Karisma Records Type of Label: Indie
