Grand Theft - Grand Theft LP NWOBHM finds the English trio in

finds the English trio in resolutely evil form as they take a major step forward on their path of destruction

The band seems poised to descend into incoherent chaos at any moment

Esa Kotilainen (keyboards)

in the late seventies

Picture shape vinyls are special accessoires

Grand Theft - Grand Theft LP NWOBHM finds the English trio inGrand Theft's lone 1972 LP stands as a peculiar, potent artefact of early 70s heavy rock, conceived in Seattle as a tongue in cheek jab at arena pomp, but abandoning parody for brute force. In a single combustible session, it leant on Dave Baroh's serrated guitar tone, Kevin Marin's thick, overdriven bass and Phil Klitgaard's forceful, unvarnished drumming, bringing about an impulsive coil of sound. 'Scream (It's Eating Me Alive)' and 'Closer to