The Drysalters 'horrified' punters for allowing German group Combat BC to perform
A Leeds pub has been called a “disgrace” and has left punters “horrified” for allowing a German band which uses Nazi symbolism on their merchandise to perform in their venue.
The cover on the band’s album entitled ‘No Apologies – No Regrets’ features images of the Reichsadler, meaning Imperial Eagle. Drysalter's hits back at 'moaners' before gig Prior to the band's gig at The Drysalters, there were reportedly complaints made to the venue. The pub claims there was a visit from West Yorkshire Police who gave the venue the all clear, this has not yet been confirmed.
Michael Murphy said: “It’s [Combat BC] what they stand for is the problem, giving them oxygen by booking them and funding their hate agenda.”
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