Clag (band)

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There is another Australian band called Clagg.

Clag was a twee indie pop band based in Brisbane, Australia in the early 1990s.

1 Personnel
2 Discography
3 Album Art
4 External links

[edit] Personnel

Members of Clag included:

Bek Moore (later of Above Ground Pool), vocals
Rachael Cooke, guitar (later seen busking around Fitzroy, playing various instruments)
Alison Bolger (later of Sleepy Township and Panel of Judges), bass
Nicole Thibault (later of Minimum Chips), trombone/vocals

The band had several drummers throughout its career. Beginning with David McCormak, Custard Clag then quickly consumed Greg Brady, and many others, including Greg Wadley and Lora Macfarlane.

[edit] Discography

Manufacturing Resent 7" EP
Clag/B'ehl split 7", featuring Fresh, Harry and Scum Manor
Clag/Ashtray Boy split 7", featuring Bike and Running Amok

[edit] Album Art

Joel Graham provided the unique, centre label for clag's first 7" EP and was the genius behind the cover art for the Clag/B'ehl split 7". He also provided many warped, cartoon flyers and posters for live 'Clag' gigs. (Joel Graham (1974-2007) R.I.P) Search for a Brisbane zine called 'Bodgecore' to see more of Joel's art!