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Herb Garden release first album in 20 years
Bristol acid punksters Herb Garden were the Godfathers of the ‘Redland Scene’ in the late 1980s and a free festival favorite.
As the city was beginning to find its sound, Herb Garden were in their heyday – reaching the height of infamy at the Ashton Court Festival in 1990 when lead singer Carl Graves gave birth to a gnome live on stage using buckets of fake blood and spaghetti.
But after being briefly signed by Warner Bros, the band went their separate ways.
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That is until now as Herb Garden return with their first album in two decades, Herb Garden Quartet.
Bass player and founder-member Dave Crook said: “Fans understood Herb Garden for our odd, puckish and even gnome-like ways.
“We weren’t easy to pin down and often had to make do with the media term ‘good-time thrash-metallers’. But on reflection I think there’s something here for everyone. Pretty much.”
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