Mark Murphy - Guitar / Vocals.
Will FitzPatrick - Bass.
Andy Higham - Drums.
Former members :
Ravo - Bass.
Liam Smith - Drums,
Liam Smith - Guitar.
Brian Davies - Bass.
Influences
Descendents / All / AC/DC / Motorhead / Bad Religion / Nofx / Propagandhi / The Queers / Ramones / Snuff / Weezer / Leatherface / The Stranglers / All Lookout! records before they stopped being a punk label
Sounds Like
Sounds a bit like we did 15 years ago really...
Record Label
Big Fella Records / Crackle! Records / Rumblestrip
Crocodile God have been around since 1992, and putting out records since 1994. The songs are mostly about splitting up with girlfriends, but hey, nothing new there then. Some members were also in a band called Surreptitious Stanley, who also wrote songs about splitting up with girlfriends, but hey, nothing new there then. We decided to call it a day in 2000 and did the dreaded split, but we eventually saw the light and reformed in early 2006. Yeah, the Crocs are back, so come and see us play sometime. We play punk music from Liverpool.
New CD -- Two Weeks -- out now!
Available from Crackle Records £8 Postage Paid!
45 Track compilation the complete collection never before on CD.
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Our latest single 'Set Me On Fire' is now available worldwide from all major digital stores and includes the exclusive remix by dance legends Utah Saints.
"I'm totally feeling 'em!" - Liam Howlett, The Prodigy
"Revolution is a massive tune!" - Rob Swire, Pendulum
"The missing link between Soundgarden and The Prodigy has materialised!" - Eddy Temple-Morris
Transfers: Your old demo's on DAT, Cassette, Mini Disc converted onto Cd! Contact 0151 707 8007, info@igloostudios.co.uk, or via our myspace page for details.
Crocodile God have been around since 1992, and putting out records since 1994. The songs are mostly about splitting up with girlfriends, but hey, nothing new there then. Some members were also in a band called Surreptitious Stanley, who also wrote songs about splitting up with girlfriends, but hey, nothing new there then. We decided to call it a day in 2000 and did the dreaded split, but we eventually saw the light and reformed in early 2006. Yeah, the Crocs are back, so come and see us play sometime. We play punk music from Liverpool.
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