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Kunt: Why did the internet's filthiest singer quit?
On 31st October this year, now retired Malcolm Hardee Comedy Award winning tunesmith Kunt and The Gang released some of his most entertaining and potentially offensive songs translated into French in an album Bite ô Ma Bite: Les Plus Grandes Teubs de Kunt and The Gang. We agreed to have a blog chat about this. That was over a month ago. We eventually met up this week. It is now past mid-December and we had both forgotten why we were meeting up.
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 22nd November 2019Kunt and The Gang: The end of an era
Kunt and The Gang's last ever performance after 13 years of touring the UK.
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 6th November 2016The Kunt and The Gang monologues
I thought it would also be interesting to chat to him for a blog, but he told me: "I stopped doing face to face stuff as it never comes across in print quite as well as the email interviews." I told him: "I'm never very keen on written Q&A 'interviews' because they never sound like a lively conversation. Writing in grammatical perfection is always a killer." So, inevitably, we did do a Q&A email interview. This is it.
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 15th September 2016Kunt and the Gang calls it a day
Kunt And The Gang, the cult musical comedian known for his crude songs, is to call it a day. The Essex-based act, whose real name is never disclosed, has released six studios albums in his 13-year career, played more than 2,000 gigs and is a minor internet star.
Chortle, 12th September 2016Kunt And The Gang interview
Kunt and the Gang will be making a double appearance at this year's Fringe.
Howard Gorman, PPSF Webzine, 1st August 2012Wendy Wason Edinburgh blog: who's the real Kunt here?
Is it Kunt and the Gang for their cock-and-balls poster stunt? Is it promoters and venues getting precious about it? Or is it us comics for spending so much on posters in the first place, asks Wendy Wason?
Wendy Wason, London Is Funny, 22nd August 2011Kunt and the Gang's stickers may result in £3,000 fine
A comedian who gave his audience penis shaped stickers to adorn posters at the Edinburgh Fringe may have landed himself with a £3,000 fine.
Such Small Portions, 20th August 2011Kunt and the Gang apologises for defacing posters
Following angry complaints from comedians and venues, Kunt and the Gang has issued a tongue-in-cheek apology for being the catalyst behind many of this year's Edinburgh posters being defaced with penis stickers...
British Comedy Guide, 18th August 2011