This is West Auckland Punk/Metal Band The Henchmen's third and final single. Unlike most early New Zealand Punk bands they were more influenced by Detroit bands than London ones. Often seen as too Metal by the Punks and too Punk by the Metalers. The Henchmen played what they liked and didn't care what others thought. They evolved from The Dum Dum Boys who had released New Zealand's first Punk album "Let There Be Noise" in 1981. Eventually The Henchmen moved to Australia and became Reptiles At Dawn.
Billy Williams |
Drums
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Jeremy Chunn
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Bass
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Rowan Shedden
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Guitar
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Tony Collins
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Vocals
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Anthony Norman
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Guitars
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| New Zealand Vinyl Discography | ||
| Singles | Label | Year |
| I Got A Right | Cadaver | 1982 |
| Do The Maelstorm | Cadaver | 1983 |
| Death Machine | Cadaver | 1985 |
| Albums | ||
| We've Come To Play | Cadaver | 1983 |
| Grim Relics | Sonic Heist | 1989 |
| Lust For Glory | Raw Power | 2000 |
Recorded off of the original 7" vinyl single
The Henchmen - Death Machine.mp3
The Henchmen - Death Machine.mp3
Tony Collins living in a brest in france. his actual band called drugstore spiders. greetings from germany. garageabandonne.blogspot.com
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