Quick Change

Hailing in the suburb of Markham, on Chicago’s South Part, Quick Change had been produced in 1983 and appreciated a substantial amount of local popularity as much metal covers music group before starting to publish their own materials. In fact, if they released their debut record, Circus of Loss of life, in 1988, vocalist Dwayne Whitehead, guitarists Dubs Anderson and Mike McCarthy, bassist Mike Saint, and drummer John Kruczek exhibited a significant Anthrax/SOD impact — not merely in their sharp, high-speed riffing, but their unusual mixture of real life, shock-horror, and plain silly melody topics aswell. However, they didn’t talk about those other rings’ abilities or originality, the record flopped, and by 1991 Quick Transformation had folded. Nevertheless, they might unexpectedly re-form in the entire year 2000 with three primary members, plus brand-new vocalist Russ Barron and bass participant Chris Harbin (ex-Stone Groove), and continue to record two self-released studio room albums, Cash, Lust and Greed (2001) and IV Lifestyle (2003), alongside 2004’s Live on the Metro.