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Blue Eyed Devils
Blue Eyed Devils came out of New York City in the 1980s with a sound that mixed hardcore punk with street-level intensity. Their debut album 'Bomb the Cities'...
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Blue Eyed Devils came out of New York City in the 1980s with a sound that mixed hardcore punk with street-level intensity. Their debut album 'Bomb the Cities' arrived in 1984, anchored by the confrontational title track that drew criticism for its lyrics about urban destruction. The band's lineup included Duke St. Claire on vocals, Alex 'Axe' Berlin on guitar, Vinnie 'The Whip' DeLuca on bass, and Frankie 'Boom Boom' Fiore on drums.
They followed up with 'Rule the Streets' in 1986, which showed some funk and metal influences alongside their raw power. A live album called 'Live from Hell' came out in 1988, capturing their explosive stage energy. Songs like 'Fearless' and 'Bomb the Cities' became signatures of their confrontational style, which targeted social injustices and the establishment.
The band faced legal challenges and accusations of inciting violence, particularly around 'Bomb the Cities.' They embraced an outsider role and refused to compromise their vision, even as it limited their mainstream reach.
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