Grebo

Grebo emerged in the late 1980s as a British fusion genre blending alternative rock, dance music, and hip-hop elements. Characterized by its energetic, eclectic sound, grebo incorporated fuzzy guitars, sampling, electronic beats, and often sardonic or politically charged lyrics. The genre's DIY aesthetic and irreverent attitude reflected the youth culture of the era, bridging the gap between indie rock and emerging electronic dance scenes. Grebo bands typically featured unconventional instrumentation, mixing traditional rock setups with drum machines, synthesizers, and turntables. Vocal styles ranged from melodic indie rock crooning to rap-like delivery and shouted choruses. The genre's popularity peaked in the early 1990s, influencing the development of Britpop and big beat. While short-lived, grebo's experimental approach and genre-blending ethos left a lasting impact on alternative music, paving the way for future crossover styles and electronic rock hybrids.

Up Pompey! - Live in Portsmouth 1993

Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine

Album - 20 Tracks - Released November 29, 2024