The Peawees

The Peawees came screaming from La Spezia, Italy, in 1995 having a punk-pop assault that recalled the Ramones. Having a lineup comprising guitarist/vocalist Hervé Peroncini (ex-the Manges), bassist Riccardo “Lalo” la Lomia, and drummer Livio Montarese (both previously from the Nukes), the Peawees quickly documented Where People Smile and released it within the entire year on Panic Information. They snagged another guitarist (Stefano Zappelli) and began building their status like a hard-gigging music group. They documented This Is Rock and roll N Move a year later on and discovered U.S. distribution through Motherbox Information, resulting in a tour of america in 1998. The next 12 months, Zappelli and Montarese remaining and Jacopo Giannetti and Andrea “Pulcio” Ricci required their locations respectively. They documented several 7″ singles and toured the U.K., shaping up their audio and resulting in the saving of Deceased End Town in 2001. Stardumb Information released it by the end of the entire year, and the people toured around European countries in support. 2003 noticed the record becoming reissued by Ammonia Information in Italy, filled with reward unreleased songs. After Giannetti was following changed by Carlo Landini behind the drum package, the Peawees hopped back again out on the street, hitting up different festivals and writing stages with rings like Radio Birdman as well as the Damned on the way.