Biography
Blurt emerged as a new wave band whose original lineup included Ted Milton on saxophone and vocals, Pete Creese on guitar, and Jake Milton on drums. Keyboardist Herman Martin took Creese’s place once Bullets for You appeared in 1984. Guitarist Steve Eagles then supplanted Martin following the 1985 album Six Views in Black. Paul Wigens, playing drums and violin, assumed Jake Milton’s role beginning with Poppycock in 1986. Nick Murcott later replaced Wigens for the 1989 release Kenny Rogers' Greatest Hit (Take 2).
Albums
Cut the Grass
2018
How Much Freak You Got
2018
Let It Rock
2018
Rain Is Coming
2018
Weedwacker
2018
The Wiggle
2018
Ruminant Violence
2018
Idiot Proof
2017
Beneath Discordant Skies
2015
Live In Berlin
2013
Cut It!
2010
Blurt + Singles
2009
The Factory Recordings
2008
Let There Be Blurt Volume 2: The Body That They Built to Fit the Car
2006
Let There Be Blurt Volume 1: The Fish Needs a Bike
2004
Pagan Strings
1992
Singles
Live
