Frites Modern were a punk band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, formed in 1982 and disbanded in 1985.
The band was formed as Duphar in late 1981. In February 1982 Duphar changed the name into Frites Modern, after a fries stand along a Belgian motorway, which had a sign saying "Friterie Moderne" on it.
Frites Modern sang in Dutch, which was not exactly the usual thing Dutch punk bands would do at the time. Musically the band were different as well: hardcore and Oi! were the trends of the day, but they sounded more like Buzzcocks and The Jam.
Band members:
Arjan Boonacker - guitar, vocals
Jos Belt - bass, vocals
Barend van der Meer - drums.
"6 MET" is a cassette by Frites Modern, released in 1983 on Gescheurde Enkel Banden & Plaatjes.
Tracklisting:
1. Sesamstraat
2. Jeugdjournaal
3. Heftig
4. Leugenaar
5. Bionic Adventure
6. Vergeet 't Maar!
VBR ~314K/s 48000Hz Joint Stereo
"Veel, Vet, Goor En Duur" is the first and only studio album by Frites Modern, released in 1984 on Boy Bensdorp Platen.
Tracklisting:
1. Daar Gaat 'Ie Weer
2. Als Je Haar Maar Goed Zit
3. Moderne Moeders
4. Een Droevig Verhaal
5. USA
6. Wachten
7. Een Krachtig Strijdlied
8. Bedankt
9. Heftig, Deel 2
10. 1000 aspirines
11. HB
12. Je Bent Een Puist In Mijn Nek
13. Goed Gedaan Jochie
VBR ~263K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
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