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It started years ago with a drum box, a distortion pedal, and a guitar. Two guitarists (Thanks Frank, I'll be linking to your site soon. Big Up Cyberdyne Systems) and the song Death was born.
A sampler and a computer followed and in the summer of 1999 Death OSR2 was created. I was on me own and lacking a bit of direction until DJ Weirdo blagged his way in with a PA just in time for the millenium gig, unfortunately due to a SHITE venue, and my own uncontrollable drinking habit (C'mon, it WAS New Years) the gig was a washout and the band was no more
Until we realised that we had entered Battle of the Bands. We reformed a day before the gig and only had two hours to decide if we had any kind of set or not. Fortunately the gods were smiling and although we came dead last, it was a triumph for us as we recieved LOADS of positive feedback.
Since then we have played the Tap'nTin, the Oast House, Margate Lido, Excaliburs, absconded from several gigs, 'apparently' hit my ex-girlfriend (don't ask) and between us been banned from the Tap and the Command House. What next?? Wait and see.......
CURRENT SONG LISTING
633 (3.41)
A Drum'n'Bass Remix of the '633 Squardron' theme tune
AirwolfNG (2.53)
A Banging Remix of the Airwolf theme in a heavy techno metal stylee
Charly Might stop us Bitch (5.12)
A melding of Tatu's Not gonna stop us, and TWO well know Prodigy tunes into ONE banging tune
Death OSR2 (4.44)
The original tune that started it all, bulids from slow beats, to a moody climatic jungle ending
Dont Move (2.41)
Drifts between Hip-Hop and Gabba-Metal, if you can imagine such a thing
Father Who (2.35)
A Remake of Boyzones 'Father&Son', we ARE a boy band after all
I need a fix (3.28)
A Gabba metal workout, no more, no less
Jedi (4.48)
A Star Wars inspired gabba/jungle/metal tune with a climatic ending
Lets Go (4.18)
A dance style tune with a familiar ending, imagine 'lickin windows, aphex'
Magnificent (2.08)
Another jungle/drum'n'bass reworking of a film theme, this time 'The Magnificent Seven'
One more Chance 2K3 (4.48)
A Pitchshifter inspired jungle/metal/gabba journey with a Jack Nicholson / Shining feel
Payne Beyond Death (4.25)
A moody tune with samples from the Max Payne computer game, beware of screams and 'Max' murdering his wife and child then going on a bender
Ralien (5.33)
Another of my original tunes, jungle, metal, gabba, alien encounters, Ronald Reagan, its all here!
Rubberhead (2.26)
Every hero needs a theme tune, here's mine
Take My Life (1.42)
A short but sweet Heavy Metal Techno excursion
The Mighty 2000 - The Fastest Tune EVER Written (7.55)
I will gouge out your eyeballs and skull fuck! you
At 2000bpm!!! (Yes really, I have bled to this tune!!)
Their Law - Rubber Mix (4.41)
Fuck 'em and their law, a massive reworking of Prodigy's classic
Transformers 2000 (2.45)
BIG ROBOTS!! Remember the classic 80's cartoon, well these are the 00's - More than meets the eye
UnKleFuKka (0.44)
South Parks version was good, mines better
The band all hail from Medway, Kent
But we wont be more specific to deter stalkers
(If you DO wish to stalk us, contact us and we'll give you our addresses)
Rubberhead's email
rubberhead2000@blueyonder.co.uk
DJ Weirdo's Mobile
07979 751028
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