Crawler were a British hard rock ensemble from the United Kingdom established in 1976. The group was founded by the musicians Tony Braunagel, John 'Rabbit' Bundrick, Terry Wilson, and Terry Wilson-Slesser as a continuation of the ensemble Back Street Crawler. The group included the musician Geoff Whitehorn. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized as hard rock and blues rock. Their recording career began with the debut studio recording Crawler (1977). They achieved professional recognition for the track “Stone Cold Sober” (1977) which reached number 65 in the United States. Their discography included the studio recording Snake, Rattle & Roll (1978). The ensemble became inactive in 1978 after Bundrick joined the ensemble The Who. They achieved professional recognition for the live recordings Pastime Dreamer (1997) and Snake Bite (2001).
