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Furyo were a British gothic rock band who formed in Luton in mid-1983 after UK Decay split. They split early in 1985. ==History== UK Decay members Steve "Abbo" Abbot, Steve Harle and Eddie Branch stayed together after that band split. The three recorded under the name Slavedrive on compilation LP ''The Whip'' (though the CD reissue credits the song to UK Decay) and as Meat of Youth on LP ''Young Limbs, Numb Hymns: The Batcave Compilation'',〔(Furyo ) (deathrock.com)〕 with a guitarist named Patrick, who soon left.〔(Furyo ) (Paul Rabjohn, UK Decay Communities)〕 They were joined by guitarist Albie de Luca, formerly of Gene Loves Jezebel, and renamed themselves Furyo. They played their first show in September 1983.〔(Look back in angryo ) (Winston Smith, ''Sounds'', 17 September 1983, p46)〕 ''ZigZag'' described the songwriting as "Brechtian" and Abbo's vocal style as "grandiloquent".〔(Born to be riled. Furyo furore! ) (Richard Kick, ''ZigZag'' June 1984, p42)〕 ''Sounds'' said their style "borrows the instrumental story-telling augmentation found in classical music."〔(Getting blotto ) (Jack Barron, ''Sounds'', 1 December 1984, p26)〕 ''Trouser Press'' described them as "attempting even weightier and more baroque compositions (UK Decay'' )".〔(UK Decay ) (Greg Fasolino, ''Trouser Press'')〕 The band released two mini-albums, ''Furioso'' and ''Furyo'', and recorded an unreleased album (announced but not released by ''Grim Humour'' fanzine〔) before splitting again in early 1985. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Furyo (band)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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