Seeing as this is a blog that deals with mainly post-punk, this is not going to be the post-hardcore band of the same name with their 2018 return to form. That all being said, you’re here now and I think you should probably fuck off as I doubt you’ll find anything of interest here.
Hailing from Kansas City, The Secrets (Brent Hoad, Steve Davis, Norm Dahlor and Pat Tomek) released a 1979 single on Kansas City's Titan Records. Only 1000 copies of "It's Your Heart Tonight" b/w "Get Your Radio" (two Hoad songs) were pressed and were quickly gone. The Secrets were a good match for the power pop record company, but the one single is all they ever did for Titan. (The anthology "Titan It's All Pop" has been reissued and is now available). The band had a song on KY102's "Homegrown 1980" album. A couple of years later, the Secrets did another single and an album for Canada's Quality label. In the band's six year history, the only personnel change was when Tomek left to join Kansas City's Rainmakers and later the Bombpops. Randy Miller replaced Tomek on drums.
