A rough, direct band that captured a particular moment in London's punk scene.
If you want to hear their sound, start with 'Emergency' or 'Little Red Riding Hood'. They're good examples of what the band was doing.
Their music had that urgent, unpolished quality that defined the late 1970s punk sound in London. Songs like 'Emergency' and 'Don't You Know I Need You' weren't trying to be radio hits, they were just loud, fast, and direct. That's why their recordings still turn up in punk collections and playlists decades later.
They formed in London during the late 1970s punk scene and put out their first album 'Emergency' in 1977. By 1980, they were releasing songs like 'The Biggest Prize in Sport' that addressed football hooliganism, and they kept recording through the early 1980s before their initial run wound down.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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