Accelerators

There are various bands with this name: 1. The Rotterdam, The Netherlands based punk rock band Accelerators is influenced by classics such as Ramones, Screeching Weasel, Dwarves and Rancid. They’ve been around since 2003 and played all around Europe. Ox Accelerator -vocals/bass Marlon Stringslayer - guitar/vocals Sander Wander- guitar/vocals Erik A.C. - drums Discography: 2009 S/T LP/CD - Squinty Joe/Stardumb Records 2008 Zatopeks / Accelerators Split 7" - Squinty Joe Records 2007 My Baby Is An Undertaker 7” - Squinty Joe/Skintight Records

There are various bands with this name: 1. The Rotterdam, The Netherlands based punk rock band Accelerators is influenced by classics such as Ramones, Screeching Weasel, Dwarves and Rancid. They’ve been around since 2003 and played all around Europe. Ox Accelerator -vocals/bass Marlon Stringslayer - guitar/vocals Sander Wander- guitar/vocals Erik A.C. - drums Discography: 2009 S/T LP/CD - Squinty Joe/Stardumb Records 2008 Zatopeks / Accelerators Split 7" - Squinty Joe Records 2007 My Baby Is An Undertaker 7” - Squinty Joe/Skintight Records 2006 Accelerators / Random Heroes Split CD – Squash Records/Killer Records 2005 No More Fuckin’ Drama CD EP - Squash Records 2004 Hit the Gas Motherfucker CD EP – Deviltown Records 2004 Accelerators / Centerfolds Live split EP (CDR) – Deviltown Records Over the past years Accelerators have shared the stage with bands such as: Rise Against, Digger and the Pussycats, Alexisonfire, Teenage Bottlerocket, Casualties, Radio Birdman, The Rip Offs, Groovie Ghoulies, The Apers, Janez Dedt, Bloody Hollies, Yum Yums, Dr.

Frank and many more. 2. The Accelerators are a ska/punk band originally from Perth Western Australia, now out of Baltimore USA. Discography: 2011 The Accelerators CD EP - Projuice Records http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-accelerators/id429469926 http://www.myspace.com/theacceleratorsperth 3. The Accelerators is a rockabilly band from Scotland 4.

Fast & noisy HC punk with great singalong melodies, real catchy stuff. A classic. (New Jersey 1984) User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..