Years active 1991–2000 | ||
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Website www.facebook.com/PetLamb/ Past members Brian MooneyDylan PhilipsKevin TalbotJames LillisDavid Lacey Members Kevin Talbot, James Lillis, Dylan Philips, Brian Mooney | ||
Pet lamb insult to injury live sir henrys 1993
Pet Lamb were a Dublin-based rock band formed in 1991. They released two albums before splitting in 2000.
Contents
- Pet lamb insult to injury live sir henrys 1993
- History
- Members
- Studio Albums
- EPs
- Singles
- Compilation appearances
- Songs
- References
History
The band's initial line-up was Brian Mooney (vocals, guitar), Dylan Philips (vocals, guitar), Kevin Talbot (bass guitar), and James Lillis (drums). Irish independent record label Blunt Records released two EP's, Paranoid From The Neck Down (1992) and Spent (1993). Influenced by The Jesus Lizard and Butthole Surfers, they played support slots for Therapy?, Nomeansno, Babes In Toyland.
In February 1994 they recorded their first Peel session for BBC Radio. This brought interest from Roadrunner Records, who signed them, releasing the single "Black Mask" and in late 1994 the label combined the tracks from the Blunt EPs on the album Sweaty Handshake. The album got a 9/12 rating from Hot Press.
In July 1995 they recorded their second Peel session. They released the single "Where Did Your Plans Go?" that year, described by Melody Maker as "noisy nonsense". In December that year they recorded their first studio album for Roadrunner with producer Martin Bisi in New York. The album, High Anxiety, was not completed, the band being dropped by the label.
In 1996 drummer James Lillis left the band and was replaced by multi instrumentalist David Lacey. In 1997 they recorded their final album Tenderness, released on Blunt Records in 1998.
The band split up in 2000.
The album High Anxiety was released on Spotify in 2014
Members
Studio Albums
EPs
Singles
Compilation appearances
Songs
Where Did Your Plans Go1994
Black Mask1994
Insult to Injury1994