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Is It Day?
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Sub Pop•1989
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Sub Pop•1991
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The Fluid
The Fluid
The Fluid has been played on NTS in shows including The Athenian Marketplace , featured first on 5 June 2020. Songs played include Is It Day? and Candy (Live).
The Fluid were an American rock band, from Denver, CO, formed in 1984.
The Fluid reunited in the summer of 2008 for the first time in 15 years. They played at Sub pop festival in Seattle, WA in mid July.
The Fluid were originally called Madhouse, and became The Fluid upon the arrival of vocalist John Robinson. Their first show drew a large crowd of around 400 people, and they released their first album in 1986, Punch N Judy. It was The Fluid live show that set them apart from many other Denver punk bands in the mid-1980's. Part MC5, part Black Flag, and part Rolling Stones, the group of 5 young men from Denver, Boulder, and Austin, Texas, appealed to nearly anyone in attendance.
Members
John Robinson - vocals Matt Bischoff - bass James Clower - guitar Rick Kulwicki - guitar Garrett Shavlik - drumsAlbums
Punch N Judy (1986) (Rayon) Clear Black Paper (1988) (Sub Pop) Freak Magnet (1989) (Glitterhouse) Roadmouth (1989) (Sub Pop) Glue (1990) (Sub Pop) Spot the Loon (1992) (Fellaheen) Purplemetalflakemusic (1993) (Hollywood)read more
The Fluid
The Fluid has been played on NTS in shows including The Athenian Marketplace , featured first on 5 June 2020. Songs played include Is It Day? and Candy (Live).
The Fluid were an American rock band, from Denver, CO, formed in 1984.
The Fluid reunited in the summer of 2008 for the first time in 15 years. They played at Sub pop festival in Seattle, WA in mid July.
The Fluid were originally called Madhouse, and became The Fluid upon the arrival of vocalist John Robinson. Their first show drew a large crowd of around 400 people, and they released their first album in 1986, Punch N Judy. It was The Fluid live show that set them apart from many other Denver punk bands in the mid-1980's. Part MC5, part Black Flag, and part Rolling Stones, the group of 5 young men from Denver, Boulder, and Austin, Texas, appealed to nearly anyone in attendance.
Members
John Robinson - vocals Matt Bischoff - bass James Clower - guitar Rick Kulwicki - guitar Garrett Shavlik - drumsAlbums
Punch N Judy (1986) (Rayon) Clear Black Paper (1988) (Sub Pop) Freak Magnet (1989) (Glitterhouse) Roadmouth (1989) (Sub Pop) Glue (1990) (Sub Pop) Spot the Loon (1992) (Fellaheen) Purplemetalflakemusic (1993) (Hollywood)Thanks!
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