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From getting a record deal after their first gig to their extraordinary appearance with the KLF at the 1992 Brit Awards show, Extreme Noise Terror have always been outspoken, controversial and LOUD. The band's gigs are often a raucous celebration of their campaigning principles (the band are staunchly against all animal experimentation) and a breathtaking display of all out, uncompromising noise.

The gig featured here, recorded live at the Fulham Greyhound in 1989, is no exception. An all out attack of vigorous guitar, bass and drums, along with the bellowing dual vocals of Dean and Spit, provide an ear-splitting experience not to be missed. ENT have now been making records for nearly twenty years and, up to and including their last album, they continue to sell to a large and devoted fanbase.

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From getting a record deal after their first gig to their extraordinary appearance with the KLF at the 1992 Brit Awards show, Extreme Noise Terror have always been outspoken, controversial and LOUD. The band's gigs are often a raucous celebration of their campaigning principles (the band are staunchly against all animal experimentation) and a breathtaking display of all out, uncompromising noise.



The gig featured here, recorded live at the Fulham Greyhound in 1989, is no exception. An all out attack of vigorous guitar, bass and drums, along with the bellowing dual vocals of Dean and Spit, provide an ear-splitting experience not to be missed. ENT have now been making records for nearly twenty years and, up to and including their last album, they continue to sell to a large and devoted fanbase.