Back in the 1980’s something emerged from the UK’s alternative subculture that the UK music press dubbed ‘Grebo’, this was essentially a collection of bands that didn’t fit into the pigeonholes of the era, not abrasive enough for the era’s punk scene, too harsh for the indie scene, not heavy enough for the metal scene and too outsider for the mainstream. This loose collection of bands ranged from the psychedelic tinged madness of Gaye Bykers On Acid to the hip hop infused indie of Pop Will Eat Itself through to the leather clad racket of Zodiac Mindwarp & the Love Reaction, and of course Crazyhead, who brought a blast of garage influenced punk rock. The grebo scene, such as it was, was a hedonistic loose collective, the gigs were fun and unpretentious and for a few short years the songs were on regular rotation in the sweaty little alternative clubs of the era, alongside the goths, the hippies, the indie kids and the punks...