About the Zarsoff Brothers

“What we are about,” says Izzy, “is being the catalyst for a good time, with an irreverent approach to the whole idea of rock & roll as an industry. To the punters, we are just a bunch of looneys who happen to be able to play music, and who would be just as comfortable beside them at the bar. We have no intention of deconstructing that image, not even for [name removed because of possibility of legal action].”

Izzy admits the band’s onstage skullduggery may be part of the problem with bookers such as [name removed because of possibility of legal action] , though “They need to see that we’ve grown up a bit. Sure, we’ll never be Top 30 pinups, and we’ll always be mainly an adults-only product – but we still pull heads at rock venues, and the days of the infamous ‘Dance of the Flaming Arsehole” are in the past.”

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February 11, 2007 at 1:18 am

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Billy Blue February 12, 2007 at 12:55 pm

No comment . At all. Would like to make one but Cant think of one.

Steve Andrews September 20, 2007 at 12:05 am

The Zarsoff Brothers were the most entertaining and fun bands doing the pub circuit in the early eighties. They were great crowd pullers of the early Eighties. I watched them all around the west in pubs like the Grey Gums Hotel in Penrith and the Hawkesbury Sport Club Windsor.
Would love to go and see them again at a live venue. I will take at least Twenty.
Thanks Izzzy and the boys

Plop September 25, 2007 at 11:54 am

Hey u guys r awsum….
Cool names…

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