The Kim Squad And Dinah Shore Zeekapers

Musical Group

A five-person rock group discussed in DeBaser's review of the album Young Bastards. The review lists members Francois Regis Cambuzat (vocals), Angelo Pinna (drums), Roberta Possamai (organ), Elena Palmieri (bass) and Giorgio Curcetti (guitar), and describes the band's sound as raw, garage‑oriented and punk‑tinged rock'n'roll associated with a 1987 Rome scene. The group reportedly changed their corporate name from Headbangers to Zeekapers and later broke up.

DeBaser's review praises The Kim Squad And Dinah Shore Zeekapers' 1987-era album Young Bastards for raw, erotic, garage‑tinged rock'n'roll. Standout tracks highlighted are "Renaissance", "Harbour Dues" and "Macaibo". The review names the five members and situates the band in a Rome/1987 context. Overall the piece is a fond, enthusiastic reminiscence.

For:Fans of raw garage rock, 1980s rock'n'roll, punk-influenced bands and Italian underground music.

 The Kim Squad instantly became "my" band: they were headbangers in name and in fact, at their concerts, people pogoed until exhaustion.

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