The Crunch

The Crunch is an English/Swedish power pop group that is influenced by rock and punk.

Members of the group are frontman Sören "Sulo" Karlsson from The Diamond Dogs, Mick Geggus guitar from Cockney Rejects, Dave Tregunna on bass from Sham 69 and The Lords of the New Church and Terry Chimes The Clash on drums.

The Crunch started January 2013 after Sulo met the members when writing the book Keep Yourself Alive in 2012. The first single "Down by the border", was released on 7" vinyl and a YouTube video on 3 June 2013, recorded at Berry Street Studio. The next single "Fire Again" was released for download and a YouTube video 14 October 2013. The full album "Busy making noise" was released 28 of October (Legal Records) on CD, Vinyl and download. Third single, a duet with Sulo and Swedish singer Idde Schultz called "A Little Bit of Grace" was released as a YouTube video and download 9 of December.

The first gig the band did was at the The Garage in London 5 June 2013. After that they have done some more London gigs at Nambucca and 100 Club, Dublin and two Swedish tours.

The Crunch (comics)

The Crunch was an A4 British comic that ran from (issue dates) 20 January 1979 to 26 January 1980 after which it merged with The Hotspur. Its strips included:

Comic strips published in "The Crunch"

The Crunch had 32 pages and ran for 54 issues.

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