Little Band Scene - List of Little Bands

List of Little Bands

Bands listed in bold went on to become fully fledged gigging groups.

  • 66 Johnsons
  • The Alan Bamford Musical Experience
  • The Albert Hammond Megastar
  • The Art Circus
  • Bags of Personality
  • The Band of Hope and Glory
  • BeisselBoyceBoswell
  • The Buck Stops Here
  • The Child Molestor Plus 4
  • Clang
  • Club Allusion
  • Company I Keep
  • Consider Town Planning
  • Corporate Body
  • Delicatessants
  • The Devils
  • The Eastwood Family
  • The Franging Stuttgarters
  • The Great Mastabini
  • The Go Set
  • Government Drums
  • The Incredible Metronomic Blues Band
  • The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed Up Zombies
  • Intro Muzak Band
  • The Irreplacables
  • The Ivan Durrants
  • The J P Sartre Band
  • The Jetsonnes (members went on to form Hunters & Collectors)
  • Jimmy Haemorrhoid and the Piles
  • Junk Logic
  • Kim and Mark
  • The Klu
  • The Leapfrogs
  • Lest We Forget
  • The Lunatic Fringe
  • The Melbourne SS
  • Morpions
  • The Nookies
  • The Oroton Bags
  • The Pastel Bats (also known as The Pink Bats)
  • The Persons Borthers
  • The Potato Cooperative
  • The Quits
  • Rosehip and the Teas
  • Rolf Horrors
  • Ronnie and the Rhythm Boys
  • Sample Only
  • The Sandmen
  • The Saxophone Caper
  • Seaside Resort
  • Serious Young Insects (members went on to form Boom Crash Opera)
  • Shop Soiled
  • The Shower Scene From Psycho
  • Simplex
  • Small Men Big Cars
  • Somersaulting Consciences
  • The Soporifics
  • The Spanish Inquisition
  • Stand by Your Guns
  • The Swinging Hoy Family
  • The Take
  • Three Toed Sloths
  • Thrush and the Cunts
  • Too Fat to Fit Through the Door
  • Too Many Daves
  • Use No Hooks
  • World of Sport

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