The Shrinking Violets

Australian band

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The Shrinking Violet was a band from Sydney, Australia (1987–1990). They recorded with Phantom Records.

## Members[edit]

* Marcus Clement: Vocals, Guitar
* Julian Knowles: Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards (see Even As We Speak, Big Heavy Stuff)
* Barry 'Fuzz' Hayes: Bass, Vocals
* Andrew Clement: Drums

## Discography[edit]

* 7" Vinyl Single (Purple Vinyl): "Everything" b/w "She Said" - Phantom Records 1988.[1] Its highest chart position was number 3, On the Street Independent Charts, Australia, 1988
* 12" Vinyl Album (Yellow Vinyl): Mask \- Phantom Records1989.[1] Its highest chart position was number 6, On the Street Independent Charts, Australia, 1989
* 12" Vinyl Compilation Assorted Desecrations and Mutations Phantom Records included tracks "Love to Rule" (cover of The Sunnyboys first EP track), "Take Me Away' (Cover of The Kelpies)[1]
* "Never Too Late" - track included on compilation Young Blood II \- RooArt Records 1990

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b c [1] [dead link]