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Eddie Garrity’s Slaughter (The Nosebleeds / Slaughter & The Dogs / Slaughter) have released their debut EP, Hot Raw Metal & Gasoline, that is now available exclusively on CD here and at the band’s upcoming live shows that include an appearance at the Blackpool Anarchy Weekend and a headline show at London’s legendary Hope & Anchor, with more dates to be announced.
Ed originally worked as a roadie for Slaughter & The Dogs, when supporting the Sex Pistols & Buzzcocks at the legendary Manchester’s Lesser Free Trade Hall show on 20th July 1976. Ed then formed The Nosebleeds who became a fixture in the 1977 Punk scene, with The Nosebleeds single Ain’t Been To No Music School becoming an anthem around Manchester in 1977. Ed Banger left The Nosebleeds in 1979, and joined Slaughter & The Dogs, after original singer Wayne Barrett had left the band on the eve of a 1979 UK tour. The album Bite Back was released in 1980 under the abbreviated name Slaughter, the band embarked on a sold out UK tour before splitting up in 1981. Now fans can once again enjoy the voice behind those classic songs as Eddie Garrity revives his musical journey by taking a new Bite Back line up on tour.