Fatal Flowers
Fatal Flowers formed in Amsterdam in 1982 with Paul de Munnik on vocals, Ronald van der Meer on guitar, Henk Hofstede on bass, and Remko Kohstall on drums....
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Fatal Flowers formed in Amsterdam in 1982 with Paul de Munnik on vocals, Ronald van der Meer on guitar, Henk Hofstede on bass, and Remko Kohstall on drums. They released their self-titled debut album in 1983, which included the single 'Second Skin.' Their sound drew from post-punk and new wave, and they followed up with albums like 'Johnny Loves Jenny' in 1985 and 'Hey' in 1987.
In 1984, they put out 'Rage Out,' a song that became closely associated with the band. Other tracks from their catalog include '6th And Main,' 'A Real Good Life,' and 'Both Ends Burning.' De Munnik left in 1989, and Jan Frens took over on vocals for a couple of years. The original lineup got back together in 2006 and released 'For the Masses' that same year.
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