Tamtrum
Tamtrum formed in London in 1982, an industrial band with a sound built on raw aggression and distorted vocals. Their track "Atomic Suicide" from 1983 became...
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Tamtrum formed in London in 1982, an industrial band with a sound built on raw aggression and distorted vocals. Their track "Atomic Suicide" from 1983 became something of a calling card, its relentless beat and bleak lyrics capturing a certain Cold War-era anxiety. They released a handful of records in the mid-80s, including the albums "Deaf to Me" and "Civilized."
The band's lineup included Paul "Ax" Foley on vocals, Chris "Crisis" Connelly on bass, and Keith "Klive" Liversedge on drums. Their live shows were known for being intense and confrontational, which sometimes drew criticism. At one point, authorities seized copies of their "Deaf to Me" album in Britain over its cover art.
Beyond "Atomic Suicide," songs like "Datura Dream," "Extazy," and "My Vile Venom" filled out their catalog of harsh, rhythmic noise.
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