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''Human Lawnmowers'' were a band from the mid- to late-1980s who evolved out of a late line-up of [[The Accessories]]. They took their name from a song on The MC5’s album ''Back In The USA''. | ''Human Lawnmowers'' were a band from the mid- to late-1980s who evolved out of a late line-up of [[The Accessories]]. They took their name from a song on The MC5’s album ''Back In The USA''. | ||
| − | The band had the song ''Razor Blade'' featured on the 1989 compilation [[Surf Music]], and an album on [[Orange Recordings]]. Members included [[Martin Fisher]], [[Joe Flynn]] (guitar/ vocals), [[Terry Edwards]] (drums) and [[Kent Ericksen]] (bass). Fisher departed and the group slimmed down to a trio ( | + | The band had the song ''Razor Blade'' featured on the 1989 compilation [[Surf Music]], and an album on [[Orange Recordings]]. Members included [[Martin Fisher]], [[Joe Flynn]] (guitar/ vocals), [[Terry Edwards]] (drums) and [[Kent Ericksen]] (bass). Fisher departed and the group slimmed down to a trio (Fisher, Flynn, Edwards) playing shows in Hamilton and Auckland in 1986. Gigs included support for ''Sneaky Feelings'' and ''Look Blue Go Purple'' at [[Orientation]] 1986, and ''Hunters and Collectors'' at [[the Metropole]] in April. An attempt to record an EP for Flying Nun Records in 1986 with former Chill ''Terry Moore'' was unsuccessful. |
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