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[[image:BOM1991.jpg|right|thumb|''Book of Martyrs'', photo from Nexus, 11 July 1991]] | [[image:BOM1991.jpg|right|thumb|''Book of Martyrs'', photo from Nexus, 11 July 1991]] | ||
| − | ''Book of Martyrs'' was initially formed in Rotorua by [[Jonathon Armstrong]] (drums, vocals), [[Alan Deare]] (bass, vocals, guitar) (both formerly of [[Number Thieves]]), and [[Sarah Knight]] (cello) in 1988. Sarah was later replaced by [[Stan Jagger]] (guitars), formerly of [[Mudpeople]], and [[Justine Francis]] (violin) when the band moved to Hamilton. They released the tapes [[Catharsis]] (1989, in Rotorua) and [[Purified 7X]] (1991, in Hamilton) on thier own ''Bomb Records''. In 1991 they played support to ''Able Tasmans'' and ''Bailter Space''<br> | + | ''Book of Martyrs'' was initially formed in Rotorua by [[Jonathon Armstrong]] (drums, vocals), [[Alan Deare]] (bass, vocals, guitar) (both formerly of [[Number Thieves]]), and [[Sarah Knight]] (cello) in 1988. Sarah was later replaced by [[Stan Jagger]] (guitars), formerly of [[Mudpeople]], and [[Justine Francis]] (violin) when the band moved to Hamilton. They released the tapes [[Catharsis]] (1989, in Rotorua) and [[Purified 7X]] (1991, in Hamilton) on thier own ''Bomb Records''. Prior to breaking up in 1992, [[Paul Oakley]] replaced ''Jagger''. In 1991 they played support to ''Able Tasmans'' and ''Bailter Space''<br> |
''Book of Martyrs'' - featuring Jonathon, Alan and Justine only - contributed the track ''The Man that Said'' to the 1993 compilation [[Discordia Concors]]. They briefly reformed at this time to play at the album release party.<br> | ''Book of Martyrs'' - featuring Jonathon, Alan and Justine only - contributed the track ''The Man that Said'' to the 1993 compilation [[Discordia Concors]]. They briefly reformed at this time to play at the album release party.<br> | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 26 August 2006
Book of Martyrs was initially formed in Rotorua by Jonathon Armstrong (drums, vocals), Alan Deare (bass, vocals, guitar) (both formerly of Number Thieves), and Sarah Knight (cello) in 1988. Sarah was later replaced by Stan Jagger (guitars), formerly of Mudpeople, and Justine Francis (violin) when the band moved to Hamilton. They released the tapes Catharsis (1989, in Rotorua) and Purified 7X (1991, in Hamilton) on thier own Bomb Records. Prior to breaking up in 1992, Paul Oakley replaced Jagger. In 1991 they played support to Able Tasmans and Bailter Space
Book of Martyrs - featuring Jonathon, Alan and Justine only - contributed the track The Man that Said to the 1993 compilation Discordia Concors. They briefly reformed at this time to play at the album release party.
They had the song Will Shiver released on the second Flying Nun/Student Radio Network Freak the Sheep 2 compilation.
