clone defects
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photo: courtesy in the
red records
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formed
Detroit: ~late 90's
members
Timmy Vulgar (guitar,
vocals), Fast Eddie (drums), Wild
Mid Wes (guitar), Chuck Fogg (bass)
mcr descriptors
Detroit sound, 70's
influence, punk rock, old school rockers, energetic, rambuctious
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mcr profile
Seventies punk rock still hasn't died in Detroit, Mich. Whether
you're a fan or not, you've got to admit that the Clone Defects
embody an old-school rock & roll ethic that's pretty darn
admirable.
That means 'let the Pabst flow and turn er' up.' This band is not
one of the self-pomotin', latter-climbin' persuasion. They do
their
thing, and if you like it, great, and if you don't, well that's too
damn
bad. Timmy Vulgar even had to be talked into doing a publicity
photo
for the Detroit MetroTimes once.
They released their first singles in 1999 on the Ypsilanti-based Tom Perkins Records and Dave Buick's Italy Records. Timmy has produced and
engineered virtually all of the Clone Defects recordings except
for a couple singles
which were recorded by Jack White and
then
mixed by Timmy along with Jim Diamond. In 2003,
they
recorded Shapes of Venus
at Ghetto Recorders. --Ryan Sult
visit the clone
defects official site
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discography
2003 - Shapes of Venus (In The Red)
2002 - Blood on Jupiter (Tom Perkins/Superior Sounds)
2000 - Lizard Boy (EP) (Italy/Superior Sounds)
1999 - S/T (EP) (Tom
Perkins)
1999 - Scissors Chop (EP) (Italy)
see also
appear on
2000 - Sympathetic
Sounds of Detroit (Sympathy
for the Record Industry)
2000 - Drunk on Rock, Vol. 2 (I-94 Records)
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