The Dodgems

The complexity of contemporary politics was explored with the songs from the Dodgems, a past due-’70s punk band located in Brighton, Britain. But their music had taken a more instant approach. “We’ve been known as politics and we perform have strong views about stuff,” stated drummer Charlie Zuber. “But we must keep carefully the message fairly easy as the music’s therefore loud.” Shaped in 1978 as Jet-Slag, the Dodgems displayed the eyesight of vocalist/bassist Gary Turner. Primarily offering guitarist/vocalist Doug Potter and business lead guitarist/vocalist Dave Owen, the Dodgems extended with the help of Paul Birchall, a key pad player they obtained through an advertisement. Making use of their fiery delivery, the Dodgems burnt out almost when they strike the concert stage. Although these were heralded by important British disk jockey/maker John Peel off, and appeared many times on his radio display, they disbanded inside a yr. Turner briefly resurfaced, in 1980, using the Piranhas.