The Waltons

From The Roanoke Times "Punk in Roanoke" feature:

"The Waltons also hailed from Salem, but had a completely different vibe than the Vomit. The Waltons played more of a mid-tempo punk that featured Jim Burtch, Jill Carter and Suzanne Lacey on vocals. The band's surf and folk influences distinguished them from the rest of Roanoke's hardcore scene. Several core members of the group went on to form Thee Wanderers and Vim Vigor Vitality, both of which gigged around the mid-Atlantic during the '90s."

Genre: Rock (even though they're listed as punk by The Roanoke Times feature, I don't think they sound very much like a punk band) 

Unknown album (1986?)

1. Peace Through Democracy
2. Shattered Sight

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Luke Pewk and the Vomit

From The Roanoke Times "Punk in Roanoke" feature:

"Salem's Lewk Pewk and the Vomit, the musical incarnation of the twisted musings of singer John Krippendorf, rarely played with the same lineup twice. In fact, they boasted never being allowed to play in the same place twice. Their shows were as much performance art as concerts, with Krippendorf mutilating himself and ripping phony entrails from a mannequin on stage. Most famously, they were kicked offstage at Olde Salem Days in 1986. 'I'm not a music critic,' the head of the event told the Salem Times-Register, 'but when the arts and crafts people started leaving something had to be done.'"

Genre: Punk

Live recordings (1986?)

1. Salem Jaycees

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