Killing Floor

KILLING FLOOR were formed in 1968 and were an active part of the British "blues boom" of the late 1960s which also produced bands such as Free and Led Zeppelin. Over the next four years the band built a strong reputation on the club and college scene in the UK, played major festivals in Europe and backed Texas blues legend Freddie King on two British tours. Two albums were produced, both of which have been reissued many times and continue to sell worldwide. The first, "Killing Floor", was named as one of Classic Rock Magazine's "Top Twenty British Blues Albums". In 2003 the original band reformed to produce a new album "Zero Tolerance" and play selected concert dates across Europe. KILLING FLOOR released their fourth album "Rock'n'Roll Gone Mad" in early 2012 and performed at Sweden Rock Festival in June. Founder members Mick Clarke and Bill Thorndycraft have released a new project "Blues Consultants". Mick Clarke plays at Karlshamn Baltic Festival Sweden 19 July 2019.