LOWFISH - Test(e) DLP Folk Rock and you step inside somewhere

and you step inside somewhere that feels safe

the "Darby Crash" demo from 1982

Joan Of Arc)

augmented with replacement drummer Bob Bert’s notable bashing on “Making the Nature Scene” and grotty no-fi live rendition of “I Wanna Be Your Dog

The group formed in Watford

LOWFISH - Test(e) DLP Folk Rock and you step inside somewhereOriginally self released as a tape under the artist name Pest(e), this 1996 collection of IDM and analog electronics is in fact the debut Lowfish album. Intended as a demo, it caught the attention of infamous UK label Skam but after months of fruitless phone tag with the label, it was time for Gregory De Rocher to strike out on his own. Dropping his Pest(e) moniker in favour of Lowfish, in 1997 De Rocher co founded Suction Records with like minded