It came with the associated Metal Duck half-album Quack Em All and a selection of bonus tracks including the 1988 demo Mowdeer. Early purchasers received a DVD of a concert at Nottingham Rock City from 26 November 1990. On 20 December 2013, the band played a headline set at the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham. Also on the bill were Line of Fire (featuring Deth member Paddy on guitars), reformed thrash outfit Re-Animator playing their first gig in 25 years, and the also recently reformed Xentrix. The concert and associated raffles, etc. raised money for the hate awareness charity S.O.P.H.I.E. and in excess of £8,000 was collected. Lawnmower Deth released their first studio album in 29 years, titled Blunt Cutters, on January 28, 2022. Members Line-up before band break-up Qualcast "Koffee Perkulator" Mutilator (Pete Lee) – vocals Concorde Faceripper (Steve Nesfield) – guitar Schizo Rotary Sprintmaster (Gavin 'Paddy' O'Malley) – guitar Mightymo Destructimo (Chris Parkes) – bass Explodin' Dr Jaggers Flymo (Chris Flint) – drums Former members (as Lawnmower Deth) Baron Kev von Thresh Meister Silo Stench Chisel Marbels (Kevin Papworth) – guitar Dave Lee – Guitar SCRAWM line-up upon formation Dogg Bower – vocals / guitar Dudd Hallam – bass Chris Flint – drums Rich Brady – guitar Discography Studio albums Ooh Crikey It's... Lawnmower Deth (1990) Return of the Fabulous Metal Bozo Clowns (1992) Billy (1993) Blunt Cutters (2022) Singles "Kids in America" (1991) "F U Kristmas!" (with Kim Wilde) (2017) Demos It's a Lot Less Bover Than a Hover (1987) Mowdeer (1988) Other releases Mower Liberation Front (1989, split album with Metal Duck) References External links Official website Official Myspace page Earache Records artist page English thrash metal musical groups Crossover thrash groups English heavy metal musical groups English rock music groups Earache Records artists Musical groups established in 1987