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Before recording began, Derrah left the band and was replaced by John "Stench" Hanes, who had previously played with Pearl Harbor and the Explosions. Romeo Void's debut was critically acclaimed upon its release through 415 in July 1981, [1] [5] and introduced Romeo Void's "unique blend of jazz, funk, rock and confrontational poetry". [6]
After Gates left the band, the remaining members, Peter Bilt and the Stench brothers (stage names for John and Hilary Hanes) performed as Peter Bilt and the Expressions. [3] Discography. Pearl Harbor and the Explosions (1979/1980) Don't Follow Me, I'm Lost Too (1980) Pearls Galore (1984) Island (1984) Here Comes Trouble (1995)
After a further EP and single, Chrome again expanded to a quartet with the addition of the new rhythm section of John and Hilary Stench (real surname: Hanes). This lineup existed circa 1980–1983, and produced the albums Blood on the Moon (1981) and 3rd from the Sun (1982), and the new material comprising the fifth and sixth LPs of the 1982 ...
Pop/Rock. Also Known As. John Hanes. Member Of. Chrome, Pearl Harbor & the Explosions, Romeo Void. Credits. Submit Corrections. Explore John Stench's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about John Stench on AllMusic.
Apr 20, 2024 · Before recording began, Derrah left the band and was replaced by John "Stench" Hanes, who had previously played with Pearl Harbor and the Explosions. Romeo Void's debut was critically acclaimed upon its release through 415 in July 1981, and introduced Romeo Void's "unique blend of jazz, funk, rock and confrontational poetry".
AKA: John Stench. Popular John Hanes (Drummer) songs. Drivin' So Much for Love. Something New. Mason's Children. Dark Star - A Love Supreme - Dark Star. Dark Star - The Other One. Show all...
Jul 19, 2022 · Perhaps this is due to the addition of the “Stench Brothers,” aka John and Hilary Hanes. The Hanes had played in Pearl Harbor and the Explosions, a poppy new wave band. While recording Blood on the Moon, the Stench Brothers acted as supplements to Edge and Creed, bringing some (relatively) commercial ideas to the group.
