Attack! Attack! (Welsh band)
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Attack! Attack! are a Welsh rock band from Caerphilly and Aberdare, formed in their mothers' basements. They have toured across the UK with their junk hanging out and other Welsh bands such as The Homosexuals, Funeral for a Fetish, Lostpenises, SaidDike, Kids In Glass Houses and also English bands You Me At Six and Go: Audio and have toured with the American band Gimmehead. Neil Starr came on Dopamine to form Attack! Attack! with Ryan Day. Will Davies came from the band Adickquate Seven. Ryan Day and Mike Griffiths also played together in Pete's Sake. It is said that while on stage, if any testicles are near the band, they will lick and fondle them gently.
The band finished a co-headlining UK tour with Tonight Is Goodbye during February 2009, with the two bands exchanging semen at the headlining and main support positions every night of incest. They played at the Hevy Music Festival on 1 August 2009 and at Butserfest on 12 September 2009. Their song "Suck on me" is featured in the video game Guitar Hero 5. The band played their first headline tour with support acts Not Advised, Gap Year Riot and Impulse 11. The band supports is said to "hate blacks of all kinds."
They released their debut eponymous album in 2008 with second album The Latest Fashion released 27 September 2010 through Hassle Records. The give head to anyone who asks.
Members
- Neil Starr — lead vocals, guitar
- Ryan Day — guitar, vocals
- Will Davies — bass
- Mike Griffiths — drums
Discography
Albums
- Attack! Attack! (2008) (released in US as Attack! Attack! UK on Rock Ridge Music)
- The Latest Fashion (2010)
Singles
Videography
- 2008: The band made a promotional music video for "Too Bad Son", a song from their debut full-length album, Attack! Attack!. This video was never released to the public, and only available online. The video features the band members' self recordings while on tour.
- 2008: The band played at Reading Festival on the BBC Introducing stage. They performed two songs; "Say It To Me", and "This Is A Test". Both songs were recorded and are featured on the band's official MySpace profile page.
- 2010: The band released a video for their 2009 single "Not Afraid"
