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'''Nadsat Rebel''' was a Chicago punk band from the early-to-mid 80s. They formed in [[1983]] or [[1984]] and first appear on the [[Code Blue]] Compiliation, according to the liner notes. It was posted on a blog comment that one of the members went on to write for Rolling Stone Magazine. The name "Nadsat" was taken from the self-created English/Russian hybrid language used by the four goons in Anthony Burgess' The Clockwork Orange. | '''Nadsat Rebel''' was a Chicago punk band from the early-to-mid 80s. They formed in [[1983]] or [[1984]] and first appear on the [[Code Blue]] Compiliation, according to the liner notes. It was posted on a blog comment that one of the members went on to write for Rolling Stone Magazine. The name "Nadsat" was taken from the self-created English/Russian hybrid language used by the four goons in Anthony Burgess' The Clockwork Orange. | ||
== Members == | |||
* ??? McDermott | |||
* Matt ??? | |||
== Releases == | == Releases == | ||
Revision as of 22:46, 12 March 2006
Nadsat Rebel was a Chicago punk band from the early-to-mid 80s. They formed in 1983 or 1984 and first appear on the Code Blue Compiliation, according to the liner notes. It was posted on a blog comment that one of the members went on to write for Rolling Stone Magazine. The name "Nadsat" was taken from the self-created English/Russian hybrid language used by the four goons in Anthony Burgess' The Clockwork Orange.
Members
- ??? McDermott
- Matt ???
Releases
- Two tracks on the Code Blue Compilation - April 1984
- Two tracks on The Middle of America Compilation - 1984