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The band formed in York, England in 1982 (from the demise of punk band No Swastikas), with Chris Dean (vocals/guitar), Martin Hewes (bass/backing vocals) and Nick King (drums). Chris Dean wrote for NME magazine under the name X. Moore. Dean and Hewes were members of the Socialist Workers Party.
11 de ene. de 2019 · Redskins were to some the true inheritors of the Clash's crowns as radical rockers. The three years of the band's existence saw them splashed across the pages of the music press where journalists...
La banda procede de la ciudad inglesa de York, surgiendo a principios de los 80 de las cenizas de una banda previa llamada No Swastikas, teniendo a Chris Dean como vocalista y guitarra, Martin Hewes como bajista y corista, y a Nick King como batería.
16 de jul. de 2017 · Two serious, skinny 18 or 19-year-old skinheads, Chris and Martin Hewes – their future bass player – were given the job of standing watch on one of the fire exits at Blackburn’s King George’s Hall.
7 de may. de 2018 · Thirty years ago Martin Hewes left the Redskins just months after they had released their one and only, unique, much loved rock’n’soul album Neither Washington Nor Moscow. When Martin took his bass and baseball bat and walked out the band folded.
17 de dic. de 2021 · Dean y Hewes eran miembros del Partido Socialista de los Trabajadores y la política guiaba la música creada por Redskins, sus canciones conmovedoras rebosantes de pasión justa. Se lanzaron seis pistas de Ni Washington ni Moscú como sencillos, incluido el único Top 40 de la banda, “Bring It Down!
14 de ene. de 2022 · Originally a punk band from York called No Swastikas, Redskins were the trio of singer-guitarist Chris Dean, bassist Martin Hewes and drummer Nick King (later replaced by Paul Hookham of The Woodentops).
