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[[image:FB IMG 1509741407388.jpg|right|thumb|"Love Slayer Insane" cover art]]''Whisperscream'' were a mainstream heavy rock band from the 80s/90s, formed by [[Darryl Monteith]] (vocals, guitar), [[Moses Hiakita]] (bass, vocals), [[Wayne Lim]] (drums, vocals) and [[Chris Moses]] (guitar, vocals). They evolved out of the bands [[Bio-Luvals]], [[Joe 90]], the [[Urban Gorillas]] and the [[Pink Love Torpedoes]]. They released a cassingle, [[Love Slayer Insane]] in 1990, after which ''Chris Moses'' left the band, being briefly replaced by [[Craig Pollock]] before settling on [[Jason Tong]] in mid-1991. They released a full CD album, [[Vampire Cafe]], in 1993. They covered ''Hot Chocolate's'' ''Everyone is a Winner'' on the 1992 compilation [[HUM Sampler 92]], and released ''Walls'' on [[Bark Number One]]. The latter song also appeared on [[Kiwi Hit Disc 7]]. Three songs, ''Heartfull of love'', ''Sweet Guy'' and ''M'' appear on the 2002 compilation [[REAL (compilation)|REAL]]. | [[image:FB IMG 1509741407388.jpg|right|thumb|"Love Slayer Insane" cover art]]''Whisperscream'' were a mainstream heavy rock band from the 80s/90s, formed by [[Darryl Monteith]] (vocals, guitar), [[Moses Hiakita]] (bass, vocals), [[Wayne Lim]] (drums, vocals) and [[Chris Moses]] (guitar, vocals). They evolved out of the bands [[Bio-Luvals]], [[Joe 90]], the [[Urban Gorillas]] and the [[Pink Love Torpedoes]]. They released a cassingle, [[Love Slayer Insane]] in 1990, after which ''Chris Moses'' left the band, being briefly replaced by [[Craig Pollock]] before settling on [[Jason Tong]] in mid-1991. They released a full CD album, [[Vampire Cafe]], in 1993. They covered ''Hot Chocolate's'' ''Everyone is a Winner'' on the 1992 compilation [[HUM Sampler 92]], and released ''Walls'' on [[Bark Number One]]. The latter song also appeared on [[Kiwi Hit Disc 7]]. Three songs, ''Heartfull of love'', ''Sweet Guy'' and ''M'' appear on the 2002 compilation [[REAL (compilation)|REAL]]. | ||
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