Bio:
Dublin quintet who recorded a 3-song demo in 1988 including the song "The Face
Fits". This led to a single deal with Vixen. "Heartland" was recorded December
1988 and was one of the last singles to be pressed at Carlton before it closed
down in 1990. The band played live in Holland in 1990.
When Peter Simpson left in 1991 to pursue a solo career, the remaining members
changed music style and as The Lesser Gods with Kevin Murphy as frontman
they scored an Irish chart hit in April 1994 with "The Satellite Song" (Squidfish Records)
which peaked at #21. (the date comes from irishcharts.ie and may not be reliable; other
sources date the chart entry from May 1993).
The Lesser Gods had their own Chinese Fondu Studios in Coolock and made many recordings
over their lifetime (1991-95 approx) including
'Twist Crawl Shake Blue' (1990, Chinese Fondu Studios),
'One Time' (1991, Nine Stone Studios, Bagnalstown Carlow),
'Never My Intention' and 'The Satellite Song' (1992, Xeric Studios Limerick),
'Fight' (1994, Xeric Studios Limerick),
'Are We Damned' and 'Fields' (1995, Chinese Fondu Studios).
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