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The Creetins
The Creetins came out of London's punk scene in the late 1970s. Their debut single "Demon Dreams" had a raw energy that caught on, with Billy Jones's vocals...
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The Creetins came out of London's punk scene in the late 1970s. Their debut single "Demon Dreams" had a raw energy that caught on, with Billy Jones's vocals and Pete Parker's guitar work giving it a sneering, chaotic edge.
They played at the Marquee Club early on, and their live shows developed a reputation for being loud and confrontational. The band's lineup included Jones on vocals, Parker on guitar, Jeremy Jenkins on bass, and Andy Anderson on drums.
Their music had a satirical bite that resonated with some listeners at the time, though their approach also drew criticism from authorities. They kept recording after "Demon Dreams," but the details of those later releases aren't well documented here.
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