Send no flowers

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Send No Flowers
Origin United Kingdom
Genre(s) Rock
Years active 1995—1996
Label(s) East West Records
Members
Matt Bradbury
Thomas Broman
Dom Gearon
Scott Leach
Steve Rendell
Former members
Abe Mohsin
Mike Swaine

Send No Flowers (also sometimes written 'Send NØ Flowers') was a British rock band who signed to the East West Records label in 1995, and released their EP Monotony in the same year. In 1996 the band released their debut album Juice, which was produced by Paul Johnson (on the tracks "Sepia" and "Porcelain") and Sank (on all other tracks). The band proceeded to tour with the Juice material, but received lukewarm reception, and were plagued with technical difficulties at several venues. Consequently their label dropped them. Shortly afterwards the band changed it's name to Shineola, but met with limited success.

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[edit] History

Send No Flowers debuted as Agent Orange in Plymouth, England in 1992. They had a record deal with the label East West Records and in late 1995 toured with the heavy metal band Skid Row[1]

Their original drummer, Abe Mohsin, was the determining factor for them receiving their record deal, as he introduced them to an old school friend of his, David Futcher, whom at the time worked for the record label 'Phonogram'. Their demo tape 'Uncontrolled' landed on the desk of Dave Thorne of Solid Rock Management, whom subsequently got them their deal, via a series of showcases for major labels.

Abe was unceremoniously booted out of the band for not being as good as Dave Thorne's young Swedish protege, Tomas Broman, but is now a successful Director of an Architectural Practice and the drummer in cowboy surf heroes 'Los Fantasticos'.

In 1995 they changed the name to "Send No Flowers".

[edit] Band members

  • Matt Bradbury - vocals
  • Tomas Broman - drums
  • Dom Gearon - bass
  • Scott Leach - guitars
  • Steve Rendell - guitars

[edit] Discography

Send No Flowers

Shineola

  • Strung out / Less

[edit] Similar music

Listeners may find that the work of Send No Flowers is comparable to that of the following prominent bands.

[edit] References

  1. ^ SEND NO FLOWERS | Rockdetector