The Noseflutes [SEP] location of formation
The Noseflutes
The Noseflutes were an unorthodox, late-eighties band based in Birmingham. They released three EPs and three albums, recorded four sessions for Radio 1's John Peel, and received generally favourable reviews from the contemporary music press. Their second album, "Zib Zob and His Kib Kob", made The People newspaper's list of "The 101 Most Awful Album Titles of All Time". During their existence they became "the house band for Birmingham".
History.
The band was formed in
Singer Martin Longley and bassist Chris Horton formed a new band, The Clicking Stick, along with Paul McKenna, releasing the album "Mocrophone" in 2001. Dave Pritchard and John Horton released two albums under the names Acme Spring Company and Cubans Dials in the early 1990s. Chris Long recorded under his stage name of Legs Akimbo, with Nick Duffy of The Lilac Time.
In late 2010 many of the original members of the Noseflutes were performing as "The Crimplene Explosion".
Members.
- Chris Horton -