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The Hydromatics

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Years active
  
1999-present

Members
  
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Associated acts
  
The Hellacopters, Sonic's Rendezvous Band, The Solution, The Nitwitz, Celibate Rifles,

Past members
  
Nick RoyaleAndy FrostLaurent Ciron

Origin
  
Michigan, United States (1999)

Albums
  
Parts Unknown, The Earth Is Shaking

Genres
  
Rock music, Garage rock, Punk rock

Record labels
  
Easy Action Records, Suburban Records, White Jazz Records

Similar
  
Sonic's Rendezvous Band, The Rationals, Nicke Andersson, The Solution, London SS

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The Hydromatics is an American garage rock supergroup formed by Nick Royale, Scott Morgan and Tony Slug as side project to their main bands.

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History

The Hydromatics was formed Nick Royale from The Hellacopters and Tony Slug from Amsterdam punkband The Nitwitz planned to record a series of Sonic's Rendezvous Band coversongs, but the project was long on hold due to the hectic touring schedules of The Hellacopters. However Tony Slug was able to get a hold of Sonic's Rendezvous Band founder Scott Morgan and during the Hellacopters second visit to Detroit Morgan happily accepted the offer to record with Tony and Nick. In 1999 Scott and Nick flew to Amsterdam and met up with Tony and his bandmate Theo Brouwer and The Hydromatics were born.

The band rehearsed for six days, played three shows in Amsterdam and wrote some new material for the band's debut album "Parts Unknown." After a six-week tour through Europe, which resulted in the six-track live CD "Fluid Drive," Nick decided to leave the band due to his commitments to The Hellacopters and was replaced by Andy Frost. In 2001 the band released their second album, "Powerglide," containing seven Sonic's Rendezvous Band covers and seven new tracks. Soon after, bassist Theo left and moved to Spain and Laurent Ciron was called in as his replacement. After the tour the band took an extended hiatus while the members concentrated on various other bands. Scott and Nicke teamed up once again and formed the soul band The Solution. After the hiatus the band returned with Kent Steadman on guitar and Ries Doms on drums.

Discography

  • Dangerous / Heaven 45 (RocketDog, Holland, lim. 1000 copies)
  • Parts Unknown LP/CD (White Jazz, Sweden)
  • Powerglide CD (Freakshow, Italy)
  • Powerglide LP (Cargo, Germany)
  • R.I.P. rnr on Ox fanzine compilation (Germany)
  • Soulbone on Live at The Subsonic, Vol. 1 (Speed, France)
  • R.I.P. rnr and "Do It Again" on Death Rattle and Roll (Wondertaker, USA)
  • Live 10 (Pitshark [1], France, lim. 500 copies)
  • The Earth Is Shaking (Suburban, NL)
  • Songs

    Valentine FrankensteinParts Unknown · 1999
    No JusticeParts Unknown · 1999
    Calling LWAParts Unknown · 1999

    References

    The Hydromatics Wikipedia


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