Progressive Goth and the avante garde
Songs penned by Dave Turner and Neil Thomas became the basis for starting up The Inquisition with Granville Bowen (drums), Russell Hodgeson (bass) and later Darren Bellerby joining on keyboards.
The song-writing duo had a passion for four-tracking in Dave's home studio (a process using ordinary cassette tapes to record a maximum of four instruments or voices) and this resulted in a prolific outpouring of avant-garde and highly original music which translated very well into live rehearsals. Four such songs were developed further at Carl Stipetic's In A City studio on Canal Road, Bradford - forming the 16 track demo 'Flowers in Vain'. This showcased the live feel that the band were capable of.
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Bowling Festival
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Recording
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With Guy & Christian
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Flowers in Vain [EP]
Four songs recorded at In A City Studio, Bradford in August 1990.
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City Braves |
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Sand to Soil |
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The Human Revolution |
The line up
Neil Thomas - Vocals
Dave Turner - Guitar
Darren Bellerby - Keyboards
Russell Hodgeson - Bass
Granville Bowen - Drums
Later, Dave was replaced by Guy Birtwhistle and Russell was replaced by Christian Topman
Demo songs
| Comatose | |
| Sand to Soil | |
| August | |
| Change Your Mind | |
| Inside & Under | |
| Scarred & Disillusioned | |
| H2O |