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There are two bands: 1) Cords are psychedelic garage rock band from the 60s. 2 )Alternative guitar band that specialises in rough, melodic songs. Frontwoman is singer/guitarist Simone Holsbeek. Members: Arnoudt Pieters: drums Jacqueline Peters: bass guitar Marzel Morsink: guitar Simone Holsbeek: vocals, guitar Yuko Murata: keys Guests: Mark Fabels: bassguitar History: 1990 - All future Cords members, except the bass player, are in the band Flintstones. 1991 - The Chords are formed and they release the demo Angel Lust, which catches the attention of BBC DJ John Peel, who invites them for a Peel session. UK pop magazine Melody Maker writes an article about the group. Late 1991 the band enters the Grand Prix of the Netherlands talent show, but does not reach the finale. 1993 - The band name is changed to Cords. Their full-length debut Taurus No Bull is produced by Nick Sansano and released in the US on the TVT label. The Cords tour the Dutch clubs, followed by a US tour as support act of such bands as Barkmarket, The God Machine and Cop Shoot Cop. Despite their success abroad the Cords don't seem to be able to impress the Dutch music press. The band performs in Paradiso and at the Lowlands Festival and also goes on a European tour supporting The Gun Club. 1994 - The Cords perform at the annual Noorderslag Festival and the German music convention Popkomm. The mini-CD Gasping is released in August. 1995 - Jacky Peters (ex-Chambre Jaune) joins the Cords. Fans start a

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Hear See Feel Taste (Remastered)
Taurus No Bull (Remastered)

Tribute To Black Sabbath: Eternal Masters
Now Hear This! Garage & Beat From The Norman Petty Vaults
Stargazer: Best of Cords (1990-1999)
The Brooklyn Rider Almanac
Garage Beat 66 # 4 - I'm In Need!

Hear! See! Feel! Taste!

Taurus No Bull
Garage Beat '66!, Vol. 4: I'm In Need
Eternal Masters