Artist's albums
Mugshots: The Best of v.Spy v.Spy
1999 · compilation
The Early Cases
1999 · album
Because
1993 · EP
Fossil
1993 · album
Spy File: The Best Of
1991 · compilation
Trash the Planet
1989 · album
Xenophobia (Why?)
1988 · album
A.O. Mod. TV. Vers
1986 · album
Harrys Reasons?
1986 · album
Meet Us Inside
1984 · EP
Four Fresh Lemons
1982 · EP
LIVE at the Prince Of Wales 1984
2021 · album
Live in Caringbah (Live in 1981)
2020 · EP
The 1981 Demos
2020 · album
DEMOlition 1 - Squat
2004 · album
DEMOlition 2 - Rough Heads
2004 · album
DEMOlition Live - The Hottest Place in Town
2004 · album
Feito Na Praia! (Live)
2003 · album
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Biography
v.Spy v.Spy formed in Sydney in 1981. They were famous for tackling various political issues through their music; including racism, homelessness and contemporary drug culture. The band's initial line-up was the trio of Craig Bloxom on bass guitar/lead vocals, Cliff Grigg on drums/percussion and the late Mike Weiley on lead guitar/vocals. After releasing two independent EP's, the band signed to Midnight Oil's label Powderworks and were managed by the Oils manager, Gary Morris. They subsequently released their first album in 1986 'Harry's Reasons', and followed this up with a number of albums which cemented their place in Australian rock history. The Spys most successful single in Australia was 'Don't Tear it Down', and the album it came from 'A.O. Mod' peaked at #12 on the Australian charts. They also had a major hit in Brazil with 'Clarity of Mind'. The Spys remain a hugely popular band in South America to this day. v.Spy v.Spy are one of Australia's most loved rock bands and hold a special place in rock history both for their impressive recorded catalogue and for the powerful live performances they delivered prior to disbanding in 2003.