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Flux Of Pink Indians
Flux of Pink Indians formed in Bristol in 1977 with Colin Burgess on vocals, Deek Harper on guitar, Andy Wilson on bass, and Derek Birkett on drums. They came...
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Background Of Malfunction
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Blinded By Science
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Charity Hilarity
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Is There Anybody There?
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Myxomatosis
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Progress
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Sick Butchers
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Some Of Us Scream, Some Of Us Shout
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Song For Them
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T.V. Dinners
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Take Heed
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Tapioca Sunrise
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The Fun Is Over
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They Lie, We Die
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Tube Disasters
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Flux of Pink Indians formed in Bristol in 1977 with Colin Burgess on vocals, Deek Harper on guitar, Andy Wilson on bass, and Derek Birkett on drums. They came up through the late 1970s punk scene, playing shows with a confrontational edge that sometimes ran into trouble with authorities who found their material subversive.
Their records had a raw, abrasive sound that matched lyrics about social injustice and political frustration. Songs like "Background Of Malfunction" and "Charity Hilarity" carried that energy. They put out albums like "Strive to Survive Causing the Least Suffering Possible" in 1981 and "The Beast with Five Backs" the following year.
By the mid-1980s they had released "Neu Smell" and "Castle Keep," keeping their output consistent through that period. Their shows sometimes included theatrical elements, which added a surreal layer to the already charged performances.
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