Biog 

Introducing Darrell Bird - Drums

He started out at the age of 9 going to lessons to a local music teacher up the road from us in South London until his folks moved to Cornwall in late 77. Then he was sent to a silver band to further my skills. He also played for his mum's tap dancing classes which consisted of various jazz standards. Later when he was around 15 he discovered punk rock and joined his first band. This lead on to gigs,girls rock n roll etc lol 😆 😀 

It all started to snowball from there on.  Later on in his 20s he joined a band called 'The Is' and we had a record contract with 'Dave Anderson'. He discovered many bands and was in 'Hawkwind' himself as well as 'Amondull and the Groundhogs'.  He met many famous people from here on in. To this day he still gig a few times a year with 'Nik Turner's' line up of 'Hawkwind' and most importantly I have now teamed up with the amazing 'Dr Splink'. So onwards and upwards 😀

Drew Gee - Keys

He has performed in many diverse ensembles including dancey 'Trouble & Mischief', ceilidh band 'All at Sea' and folksy 'Island Folk Choir.' 

Andrew Cameron _ Guitar

He is a superb guitarist and plays in bands in the South West such as 'Lateshift' and played on several 'Trouble & Mischief' and 'Tribal Trout' tracks.

Michael Stojkiw - Bass

Early musical influences 60’s psychedelia, 70's rock. Played guitar since the age of 9 years old, first in a Ukrainian folk band. Percussionist with 'Ska Trek', ska and reggae band in Devon. Took up bass and played with 'The Fondues', 'Critical Mass', 'Trouble and Mischief 'before 'Dr Splink'. 

Tor Rubble - Vocals 

He is a writer poet and music producer creating music for 'The Toretz', 'Trouble & Mischief','Tribal Trout' , 'Tor Rubble' and fronted bands such as 'Sunfish'. Also supported 'Zion Train',' Asian Dub Foundation', 'Los Albertos', 'Here & Now', 'The Blockheads', 'Eat Static', 'System 7', 'LTJ Bukem', 'Nik Turner', 'The Invisible Opera Company of Tibet', & 'Tragic Roundabout'. He performed at many festivals including 'The Thames', 

'Glastonbury', and 'Beautiful Days'.