Formed in Brixton, London, in 1982, Flesh For Lulu brought a warmer rock sound to Goth. No doomy vocals or icy guitar sound – instead they covered The Rolling Stones‘ Jigsaw Puzzle, got black backing singers to give Restless some soul, and wrote one of the all-time Goth anthems, Subterraneans.
The band disbanded in 1989.
Nick Marsh reformed Flesh for Lulu in 2013 with a new line-up consisting of Marsh (vocals, guitar), Will Crewdson (guitar), Keith McAndrew (bass) and Mark Bishop (drums).
Marsh died on 5 June 2015 from cancer.
Nick Marsh
Vocals, guitar Rocco Barker
Guitar, vocals Kevin Mills
Bass James Mitchell
Drums
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