Hailing from Copenhagen, Denmark, David Peter and the Wilde Sect tread the line between old-school beat and garage. Their music was fast, raw and loud, authentic sixties-based R&Beat, with beforehand guitars, pounding and steady traps with an added and impressive harmonica wailing. This was rock 'n' roll played the way it's meant to be, as it was by outfits such as The Milkshakes in the recent past or by the early Stones and as their name betrays, the Downliners Sect more than half a century back. Chuck and Bo's ghosts are everywhere, and of course that's a compliment! During their brief lifetime, they only released an EP and a single, and both were gathered by me for your listening pleasure. I wish they had done more.
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Dad of three Handsome Devils. Garage Punk pounders, Soul stompers, Punk Rock 'n' Roll burners, Greasy R&B stormers, Funky sizzlers and Mod Freakbeat fuzzters and ravers (mostly)! Grown Up Wrong in the 90s, hooked with the grooves of Acid Jazz and Madchester's Baggy scene. A lot of Indie Pop jangles too. Stoner/Doom is my guilty pleasure. Reverend in the Church of Venerated Saint Johnny Thunders. In love with shakin' maracas, tambourines and wailin' farfizas and harmonicas. Little Richard was the King & Queen of Rock'n'Roll. The first Punk Rocker was a gay blackman from Macon, GA. Subvert Normality, Kill All Hippies. Antifascist/Antiracist. Olympiacos Piraeus tifo. *There's no need to repeat myself. If you consider yourself a real music fanatic, then buy the records by the bands and artists I'm talking about.*
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