THE AMAZING SNAKEHEADS.

The Amazing Snakeheads was a Scottish garage rock band formed in 2010 by Dale Barclay, William Coombe, and Jordan Hutchinson. The band signed with Domino Records and released their debut album, "Amphetamine Ballads," in 2014. Despite their initial success and energetic live shows, the band disbanded in 2015 due to creative differences and internal conflicts. The band's frontman, Dale Barclay, later formed a new band, And Yet It Moves, and unfortunately passed away from brain cancer in 2018.
Here's a more detailed look:
Formation and Early Years:
The Amazing Snakeheads were formed in Glasgow in 2010 by Dale Barclay (vocals, guitar), William Coombe (bass), and Jordan Hutchinson (drums).
Musical Style:
They were known for their energetic and brutalist rock'n'roll sound, described as having a "palpable menace and outright violence".
Rise to Prominence:
The band gained recognition for their live performances and eventually signed with Domino Records.
"Amphetamine Ballads":
Their debut album, "Amphetamine Ballads," was released in 2014, showcasing their raw and intense sound.
Band Dissolution:
The band disbanded in 2015, reportedly due to creative differences and changes in membership.
Dale Barclay's Later Years:
After the band's dissolution, Dale Barclay formed a new band called And Yet It Moves, releasing an album titled "Free Pass to the Future" in 2017.
Legacy:
Despite their short lifespan, The Amazing Snakeheads left a significant mark on the Glasgow music scene and are remembered for their raw energy and intense live shows.
Dale Barclay's Passing:
Sadly, Dale Barclay passed away in 2018 at the age of 32 after a battle with brain cancer.