Family Fodder is tagged as: post-punk, new wave, 12, 11, alternative Family Fodder are a group of musicians based around Alig Fodder, often with French singer Dominique. They’re best known for their compelling, now-collectable UK cult indie-chart hits such as ‘Debbie Harry’, ‘Playing Golf’ and ‘Savoir Faire’, and albums ‘Monkey Banana Kitchen’, ‘Sunday Girls’ and ‘Schizophrenia Party’. They’ve regrouped a number of times since their initial early 80s releases, producing an album ‘Water Shed’ on US indie Dark Beloved Cloud along with other recordings and a ‘best of’. They’ve been covered by Unrest, Steveless and Zion Train, coveted by DFA Records and hailed as ‘unsung heroes’ in The Wire and elsewhere. ‘More Great Hits!’ is a double-CD anthology, with 42 tracks covering their entire history, including alternate versions and previously unreleased tracks. Reviewers are often effusive in their comments: -|‘A dozen shining moments turn arty abstraction into astonishingly delightful thinking man’s bubblegum. Debbie Harry is easily one of post-punk’s best and weirdest 45s.’ – CMJ New Music News.|‘Alig can write songs. Byrne-quality love-songs’ – New York Press.|‘Family Fodder exude an exhilarating sense that everything was possible, that there weren’t any limits to imagi... Read More About Family Fodder Biography...  Send Family Fodder ringtones to your cell
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