Medusa (band)

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Medusa (band)

Medusa are a rock/punk band, based in London, UK, led by Julian Molinero. They have had numerous line-ups but have consistently been a three-piece group.

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Medusa's Julian Molinero in Hollywood, CA
Background information
OriginBlackburn, Lancashire, United Kingdom
GenresPunk rock, hard rock
Years active1998–present
Labels
  • Poison Tree
  • Cyberpunk
Members
  • Julian Molinero
  • Kotaro Suzuki
  • Moyano El Buffalo
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Formed in Blackburn, Lancashire in spring 1998, by guitarist and vocalist Julian Molinero whilst still at school.[1][2][3]

Over the next several years, the band went through many line up changes and claimed to have been banned from the majority of venues they played in the early years.[4]

The band finally recorded and released their debut album, Medusa, in 2006. The second album Can't Fucking Win was released in March 2011.[2]

Their second music video, to the track Tinkerbell, features intoxicated dwarf Josh Bennett, a reality TV star from the Channel 4 show Seven Dwarves, dressed as an Oompa Loompa on a drunken limousine ride with the band.[5] In 2014, the band released their third album Headcase's Handbook, produced by Deaf Havana producer Lee Batiuk.[2][6]

In 2016 and 2017, the band headlined monthly shows in London, as well as playing gigs at a few other towns in England.[7][8]

Neal "Snell" Eldridge joined the band as the new drummer in late 2019; best known as the drummer from Towers of London but whom had also played drums for The Prodigy.[9][10]

They recorded their fourth album In Bed with Medusa with Steve Albini at his studio Electrical Audio in Chicago. It was released in February 2020.[10][9]

The band played on the main stage at the O2 Academy, Sheffield on 2 October 2021 at the HRH Punk Festival.[11][12] In 2023, Medusa played a show on a boat sailing the River Thames in London which was recorded for a concert film.[13]

Discography

Albums

  • Medusa (2006)
  • Can't Fucking Win (2011)
  • Headcase's Handbook (2014)
  • In Bed with Medusa (2020)

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