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Agent Blue
Agent Blue formed in Los Angeles in 1980 with guitarist John Curry, bassist Ralph Spight, and drummer Danny Hechter. Their sound pulled from hardcore punk and...
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Agent Blue formed in Los Angeles in 1980 with guitarist John Curry, bassist Ralph Spight, and drummer Danny Hechter. Their sound pulled from hardcore punk and early thrash, which stood out even in that city's crowded punk scene. They put out a debut EP in 1981, and their second album, 'War on Errorism,' came the following year.
That album included 'Snowhill,' a song that became their best-known track. Its aggressive guitar work and themes of independence connected with listeners at the time. The band's live shows were known for being loud and chaotic, and some of their material faced pushback from outlets like MTV.
Agent Blue released a few more records through the mid-80s, including 'No Way Out' in 1983 and 'Peace of Mind' in 1987. The vocalist changed partway through, with John Baltierra singing on the early material and Scott Miller taking over later.
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