The Voo-Dooms, The Keller-Tönes
The Voo-Dooms, The Keller-Tönes at The Spice Of Life, London
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The Voo-Dooms The Keller-Tones £11.00
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About the show
The Cosmo 2 Club invites to you an evening of rock 'n’ roll, sci-fi, garage punk and 60s beat. The stuff that dreams are made of ♩♫ ♩ ♪ ♬ ♪
The Voo-Dooms The Cosmo 2 Club are extremely chuffed to welcome The Voo-Dooms to our night. Somewhat a supergroup, The Voo-Dooms feature Garage Punk veterans Bruce Brand (The Pop Rivets, The Milkshakes, The Headcoats, The Masonics, etc), Dan Whaley (The Dustaphonics, The Charles Napiers, The Diaboliks, etc), Mark Braby (Charles Napiers, Vic Goddard & Subway Sect) and Mick Cocksedge (The Untamed, Cordwood Draggers and The Dead Bone Ramblers), each carving their own name on the musical hall of Doom! With three LP releases under the belt with “Attack Of The Voo-Dooms” (Spinout Nuggets) their latest, this band is not short on tunes. Expect to hear garage punk, sci-fi exuberantly played and expect to see some rock ’n’ roll cavemen antics!
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The Keller-Tönes We are thrilled that The Keller-Tönes will also be joining us at the Cosmo 2 Club in October. The Keller-Tönes are a dynamic trio featuring Mr Andy Ames vocals & guitar, Gary Boller bass and Lynette Morgan on the drums. With their beat driven visions of 1960s Hamburg and homage to early British rock n roll this is an outfit that have created their very own special vibe. With their brand new LP release “Scream and Shout” (Oh! Yeah! Records) hitting the streets and available at all good retail outlets worth their salt (or better still buy direct from the band). What better time to see them than NOW! Not only are they great musicians but they are also lovely people too. Dont miss them.
Featuring - The Voo-Dooms
London’s Voo-Dooms have been turning heads and flipping wigs up and down the country over the course of their so-far-pretty-damn-short existence. Medway-style garage is their ouvre, so grab yer deerstalkers, pinstriped shirts and bone necklaces and get ready to rediscover that magical nexus point at the meeting of 70s punk, 60s Brit invasion and 80s video nasties.