The Killing Floor Band

1 the south london based killing floor was formed by lead guitarist mick clarke and vocalist harmonica player bill thorndycraft.

The killing floor band.

Formed in london in 1968. During the british blues boom of 1968 1969 lead guitarist mick clarke and vocalist harmonica player bill thorndycraft decided to form a straight blues group recruiting prospective members from the classified pages of melody maker. Follow artist the principal players in the south london based band killing floor originally met while playing in a blues band called the loop. Killing floor has a similar appeal to bands like 16 volt and to draw a very generic and obvious connection nine inch nails.

Killing floor are a british blues rock band who formed in 1968. I do not own the copyright to this recording so if it needs to be removed i will remove it. They have issued another two albums since their reformation in 2002. The principal players in the south london based band killing floor originally met while playing in a blues band called the loop.

Artist biography by bryan thomas. The band issued their debut killing floor on march 14 1995. During the british blues boom of 1968 1969 they decided to form a blues band recruiting prospective members from the classified pages of melody maker. If you like this album please buy it for the full experience wom.

The band was praised for its original balance of guitar and club music oriented material which critics claimed made killing floor standout in comparison to other industrial acts at the time. They lay down a lot of samples guitars and keyboards and really mix it up with the help of consolidated s mark pistel on a few tracks. They released two albums and four singles before initially disbanding in 1972. Their second album divide by zero was released on september 23 1997.

Its been about the music and nothing but. Song 1 from the album long time coming 1968 originally recorded by howlin wolf a masterpiece album from a short loved band. British blues rock band. During the british blues boom of 1968 1969 lead guitarist mick clarke.