Dates

1975 – 1979

Members

Steve Dunmore (Drums), Ian Graham (Guitar, lead Vocals), Dave Colton (bass, lead vocals), Chris Allen (keyboards,vocals)

Recordings

VINYL 7″ SINGLE 1977: “London” / “Women In Love” (PINNACLE Records: P8454)

VINYL 7″ SINGLE 1979: “Communique EP” featuring “Love Me Too”, “All of This and More”, “Communique” (BACON Records: BAC 1) ….. band’s own label based at 387/389 Lincoln Road.

VINYL 7″ SINGLE 2006: “London” / “Women In Love” (NAT Records: NAT 017)

VINYL 7″ SINGLE 2006: “Communique EP” featuring “Love Me Too”, “All of This and More”, “Communique” (NAT Records: NAT 018)

CD ALBUM 2006: “Gobblinz” (NAT Records: NAT 016)

MP3 DOWNLOAD ALBUM: “Live Reunion 1997”

Biography

Formed in 1975 in Peterborough, Gobblinz were formed from musicians who had spent several years playing clubs and pubs in previous bands but with Ian’s songwriting skills, they decided to change direction and went into Beck Studios Wellingborough in 1976 to recorded a demo.

The band soon got signed by Pinnacle and their first release ‘London’ sold well. However after a split with their management the Band recorded the ‘Communique’ EP which is now one of the most sought after 7″ new wave releases. Ian left the band in late 1978 to form The Name who became well known on the UK Mod scene, Dave joining a few months later.

Chris carried on playing with ex ‘The Now’ bass player Faz Farrow in The Racketts and also became a heart throb as a model ! The four were reunited in 1997 at the Peterborough Beer festival which was recorded for a live album soon to be released on download via the bands area on soundclick.com

Images

Early Promo Photo taken at New Road
Early promo photo at New Road
1978 Gig Poster
1979 Gig Poster
“London” single sleeve (front)
“London” single sleeve (rear)
“Communique” EP sleeve (front)
“Communique” EP sleeve (rear)

 

Colour promo photo
Colour promo photo
On stage @ The Hospital Club