DEADLY BORING
RECORDS
Deadly Boring Records was a DIY label. It
managed one single. Pressed By WEA Records Pressing Plant, West Drayton. It
issued singles in HAT-000 numerical series. Distributed By Deadly Boring
Records. The Hats (originally starting
out as Fastblood) consisted of Ronny Moy (voice & electronics), Brian Sharp
(guitar & voice), Ian Runeckles (guitar), Michael Dunne (bass guitar), Jak
Hoser (drums) & Siobhan Dunne (occasional vocals). The group only produced
one single before disbanding. They were just one of hundreds of bands that
sprang up out of nowhere in the new wave/punk rock era that began in 1976 The
pinnacle of there short career was getting a single No Time is Good Time
released on our own Deadly Boring Records label No Time is Good Time was
released to an undeserving world in 1980. The band hawked it around the record
shops of London and sent copies to Radio One and Capital Radio. Most record
shops were being flooded with home-made singles at the time and did not want to
take more than one or two copies from an unknown band but Virgin and Rough Trade
took some. The end for The Hats came suddenly. They split up in frustration at
their lack of success, and disagreements about the direction the music should
take, but they remained friends.
80
Hats
No Time Is Good
Time
DEADLY
BORING
HAT
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