Two Worlds Collide

Post-Punk / Alternative
Folkestone, Kent
1989 to ?
==Band Members==
Core member:
*Clive Giblin (guitar, vocals)
Other members:
*Rojer McKoustra (bass)
*Angie Vampire (drums)
*Steve Proot (bass)
*Oliver Grassett (drums)
*Tony Harris (bass)
*Flathat (drums)
*Dominic Luckman (drums)
*Jon Poole (bass)
*Bob Leith (drums)
*Nigel Pettingale (bass)
*Dan Swift (drums)
*Roland Auten (drums)
*Richard 'Zippy' Carlile (guitar, vocals)
*Tim Denman (drums)
*Victoria Robinson (keyboards)
*Mark Waterer (keyboards)
==Info==
Two Worlds Collide was formed by guitarist Clive Giblin "as an escape from two bands that I was playing in at the time where things were getting a bit too serious and unpleasant". Clive was the only permanent member over the years, though later lineups settled around Nigel Pettingdale on bass and Tim Denman on drums.
==Related Bands==
*No Control - Clive
*The Sedated - Clive, Richard
*Alternative TV - Clive, Bob
*British Racing Green - Clive
*The Cardinals - Clive
*Tongue Man - Rojer
*Inheritors - Rojer
*Graverobbers - Rojer, Nigel
*Griselders - Angie Vampire
*Octopus - Oliver
*Pitchfork Skyscraper - Oliver
*Ultima Thule - Tony
*Beetroots - Tony, Flathat
*Topcats - Tony
*Moveable Feast - Tony
*Ring - Flathat
*Roofcrabs - Flathat
*Cardiacs - Jon, Dominic, Bob
*Wildhearts - Jon
*Silver Ginger 5 - Jon
*God Damn Whores - Jon
*Blurt - Bob
*Bad Manners - Dan
*Lightning Strike - Dan
*Peace Frogs - Nigel
*The Order Of The Patriotic Harmonious Fists - Roland
*The Crocodiles - Tim
*Aargh! Hideous - Tim
*The Irreverents - Tim
*Headfunk - Tim
*4000 Crazy Worms - Tim
*Henry McCulloch - Tim
*The Trees - Richard
*The Elements - Richard
*Medmenham - Clive
*1.9.8.4. - Clive
==Recordings==
*2007 'Sympathetic Storm' CD
==Gigs==
*??/??/89 - Lewisham, Labour Club
*??/??/89 - London, Goodge Street squat (twice)
*??/??/89 - London, New Cross (+ Back To The Planet + The Sea)
*??/06/09 - Canterbury, Cardinal's Cap (+ Pornocop + ???)
*??/??/?? - Paris, festival (+ other acts inc. Guapo, Shock Headed Peters, Danielle Dax)
*17/05/08 - Oxford