Biography
Most likely the band was formed one saturday evening in the year 2000. The ingenious idea was formed in the minds of Governor Hudson and Dead Nugent (A.K.A. Jack Tripper). Soon vocalist Rusty Razorblade was recruited, Richar Heikkolahjainen (drums) was soon to follow. Gov. Hudson handled the bass and Nugent took up the role of guitar god. The first gig was played at two weeks notice, which meant that there was a bit of a rush to write the material and rehearse the band. Dead Drunk was played then an it is still part of the bands repertoire. A modern classic.
After the gig, Richard Heikkolahjainen found himself as a bassist and being called Lalli Vainaa. Shotgun Smith took up the drums. He was so cool he only spoke when necessary. Governor picked up the rhytm guitar. This lineup played shows in various places 2002. The band also entered the Bajamaja -studios and recorded five songs never to be released.
At 2003 was a year of line-up changes. Hank "Maddog" Murdock stepped in the Rusty Razorblades boots. Hudson returned to his beloved bass and Wolf Ravenhorst took the vacant spot of guitarist. First "official" demo What the Hell was released. More gigs were palyed but at the end of 2004 other involvements were pressing the band. At 2006 the band was resurrected to play one gig.
the Current setup dates back to year 2008. Governor Hudson became the bands vocalist, Kurt "Laser Commando" von Düsseldorf (former temp for Shotgun Smith) took the seat of the drummer. Helmut "Steelhammer" McMachine plays the bass and Dead Nugent is on guitars - as he has been throughout the years.
Eloquent, intellectual, sensitive - not really. It's, after all, all about metal and energy. With the charisma of Spinal Tap boasting of Manowar and the hairline of the Darkness, Bloody Hell is going to come back in town.
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