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D Super
9+ albums
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D-Super was formed in mid-1998, and includes former members from the Letterbox Lambs and Hustler. D-Super has performed with Shihad, HLAH, Living End and Guitar Wolf. D-Super have been decsribed as a 60s Rock n Roll, Surf garage punk band. The band had a brief but stormy history. Late 2000 guitarist Johnny Kofoed left and Liam Finn filled in for him at one King’s Arms gig. The band chose to add a keyboard player, Luke Benge (Dave’s younger brother) in place of Kofoed. This line-up played the bFM Summer Series in Albert Park, early 2001. Then mid 2001 bassist Dave Benge moved to Melbourne mid-year in his role as Fur Patrol's manager. He was replaced by Jules Desmond (who also played bass in the Letterbox Lambs). In 2000 'We Ride Tonight' and 'Song For Link' were heavily played on b-Net radio stations. The video for their 2001 radio single '16 Songs' included a band punch-up which is not the reason why some members of D-Super left. One could hardly film a literal video for the lyric, "I spit fresh blood at the ground, I lost a tooth for every night with you." The band started 2002 with the song 'The Moths' big on b-Net radio stations nationwide. Following frank discussions between bandmembers after a gig at Indigo, songwriter Marty Squire disbanded D-Super. "Opening the Night were Wellington's D-Super. These boys fit the night in Wellington so very well. They have an original sound that owes as much to 50s burger bars as it does to modern rock. In places it is Quentin Taran
