Wild Carnation
Wild Carnation was founded in 1992 by Richard Barnes (Electric and acoustic guitars), Christopher O'Donovan (Drums, percussion, backing vocals), and Brenda Sauter (The Feelies, Speed the Plough, The Trypes) bass and vocals. Wild Carnation have shared bills with The Bats, Luna, The Stranglers, Veruca Salt, Moe Tucker/Sterling Morrison, & Bare Naked Ladies. In 1999 Anne Hopkins (keyboard) joined. ... more
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