In 1980 Combo Audio was
formed as a vehicle for songs written by John Kellogg and
collaborator Rick Neuhaus.
Somewhere along the way it became a band.
Prolific writers with some 40-50 songs in their repretoire, Combo
Audio is probably best remembered for their single "Romanticide".
"Romanticide" was released twice as a single; first on Independent
label Secret Records, and again when the band was signed to
EMI/America.
"Romanticide" was also made into music videos - twice. The first
appeared on the pre-MTV "Rock America" music cable station in the
U.S. and Europe, and again when the band was with EMI. Upon
release, "Romanticide" went into power rotation on an early MTV to
accompany the EMI release.
This site is sort of an online museum exhibit to represent the
legacy of the band and its members. And; its a place where all the
photos, videos and, most importantly, the music, can all be in one
place.
