THE SPILL MAGAZINE ARTIST PORTRAIT:
FRANK CARTER & THE RATTLESNAKES
In case you didn’t know Frank Carter is the former Gallows and Pure Love front man – two bands that couldn’t be much further apart if they tried – one that pushed punk and hardcore into the British mainstream, the other are more upbeat expansive sound. His new project Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes is firmly in the camp of angry snarling and fierce. They emerged seemingly out of nowhere earlier this year with the single ‘Fangs’.
Members:
Frank Carter – vocals
Dean Richardson – guitar
Thomas Mitchener – bass guitar
Memby Jago – drums
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