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The Philisteins were a garage punk band formed in Hobart in 1985 as The Cheesemongers with a line-up including; Aydn Hibberd on guitar, vocals and harmonica; and Guy Lucas on guitar, vocals and organ. In 1986 Konrad Park joined on drums and they adopted a new name, The Philisteins. In late 1986 they issued their debut album, Reverberations, and soon after relocated to Adelaide and signed with local label, Greasy Pop Records. In December 1988 they released an eight-track extended play, Bloody Convicts, Ian Wettenhall on bass guitar and Nick Bruer on drums. They followed with a six-track EP, Some Kind of Philisteins, in November 1989, with Bruer replaced by Stewart Tabert. Their full-length album, Lifestyles of the Wretched and Forgettable, appeared in November of the next year on Dog Meat R

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rdfs:comment	The Philisteins were a garage punk band formed in Hobart in 1985 as The Cheesemongers with a line-up including; Aydn Hibberd on guitar, vocals and harmonica; and Guy Lucas on guitar, vocals and organ. In 1986 Konrad Park joined on drums and they adopted a new name, The Philisteins. In late 1986 they issued their debut album, Reverberations, and soon after relocated to Adelaide and signed with local label, Greasy Pop Records. In December 1988 they released an eight-track extended play, Bloody Convicts, Ian Wettenhall on bass guitar and Nick Bruer on drums. They followed with a six-track EP, Some Kind of Philisteins, in November 1989, with Bruer replaced by Stewart Tabert. Their full-length album, Lifestyles of the Wretched and Forgettable, appeared in November of the next year on Dog Meat R (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Powder Monkeys Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop Allen & Unwin Hobart Indie rock Musical groups disestablished in 1992 Musical groups established in 1985 Compact cassette The Lollipop Shoppe Garage punk (fusion genre) Greasy Pop Records St Leonards, New South Wales 1985 establishments in Australia Tasmanian musical groups Dog Meat Records Division of Adelaide Australian punk rock groups Van Diemen's Land The Damned (band) Sympathy for the Record Industry Ian McFarlane R&B
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alias	The Cheesemongers (en)
associated acts	The Freeloaders (en)
genre	Garage punk (fusion genre)
label	Greasy Pop, Sympathy for the Record Industry, Dog Meat, Off the Hip (en)
origin	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia (en)
past members	Guy Lucas (en) Mark Coombes (en) Aydn Hibberd (en) Charlie Shackloth (en) Ian Wettenhall (en) Konrad Park (en) Nick Bruer (en) Stewart Tabert (en)
years active	– (en)
has abstract	The Philisteins were a garage punk band formed in Hobart in 1985 as The Cheesemongers with a line-up including; Aydn Hibberd on guitar, vocals and harmonica; and Guy Lucas on guitar, vocals and organ. In 1986 Konrad Park joined on drums and they adopted a new name, The Philisteins. In late 1986 they issued their debut album, Reverberations, and soon after relocated to Adelaide and signed with local label, Greasy Pop Records. In December 1988 they released an eight-track extended play, Bloody Convicts, Ian Wettenhall on bass guitar and Nick Bruer on drums. They followed with a six-track EP, Some Kind of Philisteins, in November 1989, with Bruer replaced by Stewart Tabert. Their full-length album, Lifestyles of the Wretched and Forgettable, appeared in November of the next year on Dog Meat Records and they had moved to Melbourne. In September 1992 they disbanded and Lucas, Tabert and Wettenhall joined ex-GOD member, Sean Greenaway in a new group, The Freeloaders. Hibberd was a founding member of indie rock band, Powder Monkeys. In March 1998 Guy Lucas died of a drug overdose. A compilation album, A Savage Affection: 1986–1992, appeared in December 2007. (en)
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alias	The Cheesemongers (en)
genre	Garage punk (fusion genre)
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