There are three bands called On Trial.
1. A Danish psychedelic rock band
2. An English punk band.
3. An American Oi! band
1. On Trial is a band from Copenhagen. It was founded in 1995 by some of the leading musicians of the Danish underground. The genre is psychedelic garage rock, whose recognition leads back to '60s bands such as 13th Floor Elevators, Love, The Dovers, The Deep, etc.
2. On Trial UK aka the On Trial Organization, formed in Reading, England, 2004 and were born from boredom , constraint and a need to fulfill themselves. They play a blend of 77 Punk/Garage Rock/90's skate punk. Mixing their love of horror, serial killing and sexual perversion into the lyrics, it all makes for for a great show. The band has had many lineups, but always with singer Johnny wah wah, previously the singer of HC punk band Glueball
3. On Trial started in January/February of 2007 with Ben and Wes. The first two songs written were "Friend or Foe" and "Unionize". They went about one year without a bass player until it dawned on them to just teach Sarah, Wes' girlfriend at the time, to learn bass since she was at every band practice anyway. They played three shows with Sarah and she ended up being their first official bass player.
The band finished their first full length titled "Thirty Years Too Late," referring to how their vintage sound could have fit in well with other late '70s and early '80s Oi! bands. Shortly after the release of their CD, they released their first EP, titled "Underage & Full of Rage." This title referred to how they were all under 21 at the time, and how they got picked off by the cops while drinking and driving.
About 6 months passed, and Sarah moved to Pittsburgh, left the band, and then later joined the military. Ben and Wes were once again out of luck with a bass player. There were a few tryouts, but nothing really stuck. They couldn't find anyone as influenced by early British Oi! as them and so they just pressed on without a bassist.
A year and a half went by without any shows or a bassist until they considered letting Zach try out. Zach tried out and he became On Trial's new bassist. Since then they've been working on a new full length which should be out in February of 2009. They are still looking for venues and bands to play with regularly.
http://www.myspace.com/skinsontrial
1. A Danish psychedelic rock band
2. An English punk band.
3. An American Oi! band
1. On Trial is a band from Copenhagen. It was founded in 1995 by some of the leading musicians of the Danish underground. The genre is psychedelic garage rock, whose recognition leads back to '60s bands such as 13th Floor Elevators, Love, The Dovers, The Deep, etc.
2. On Trial UK aka the On Trial Organization, formed in Reading, England, 2004 and were born from boredom , constraint and a need to fulfill themselves. They play a blend of 77 Punk/Garage Rock/90's skate punk. Mixing their love of horror, serial killing and sexual perversion into the lyrics, it all makes for for a great show. The band has had many lineups, but always with singer Johnny wah wah, previously the singer of HC punk band Glueball
3. On Trial started in January/February of 2007 with Ben and Wes. The first two songs written were "Friend or Foe" and "Unionize". They went about one year without a bass player until it dawned on them to just teach Sarah, Wes' girlfriend at the time, to learn bass since she was at every band practice anyway. They played three shows with Sarah and she ended up being their first official bass player.
The band finished their first full length titled "Thirty Years Too Late," referring to how their vintage sound could have fit in well with other late '70s and early '80s Oi! bands. Shortly after the release of their CD, they released their first EP, titled "Underage & Full of Rage." This title referred to how they were all under 21 at the time, and how they got picked off by the cops while drinking and driving.
About 6 months passed, and Sarah moved to Pittsburgh, left the band, and then later joined the military. Ben and Wes were once again out of luck with a bass player. There were a few tryouts, but nothing really stuck. They couldn't find anyone as influenced by early British Oi! as them and so they just pressed on without a bassist.
A year and a half went by without any shows or a bassist until they considered letting Zach try out. Zach tried out and he became On Trial's new bassist. Since then they've been working on a new full length which should be out in February of 2009. They are still looking for venues and bands to play with regularly.
http://www.myspace.com/skinsontrial
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