Band, US, Portland, Oregon
Singer / Musician of Rock and Pop
The No-No's began in Portland, Oregon in 1995 through the collaboration of former Tiger Trap vocalist Heather Dunn on drums and her friend Robin on vocals. After recruiting guitarist Mike Clark and Halo Banders bassist Ralf Youtz, the completed line-up was followed by a number of demos and weekend tours. Ross Records released the group's debut single "New Species Anthem" in 1997, resulting in immediate Tiger Trap and Fastback comparisons. The hybrid of indie-pop-punk continued in 1999 as the group's own Chromosome Records put out the album Secret Luminaries in January 1999. Dunn departed soon after its release to join the Bangs and Dub Narcotic Sound System. The No-No's continued on as Chromosome issued the 2000 EP Damage Done and the full-length Tinnitus in mid-2000. From All Music
Heather Dunn dr, voc US |
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Let Your Shadow Out | The No-No's | 2002 | Album |
Tinnitus | The No-No's | 2000 | Album |
Damage Done | The No-No's | 1999 | Single |
Secret Luminaries | The No-No's | 1997 | Album |
The New Species Anthem | The No-No's | 1997 | Single |