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The Records
The Records came out of the late 1970s British punk scene, though their sound had more to do with new wave and post-punk. Their single 'Starry Eyes' became a...
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The Records came out of the late 1970s British punk scene, though their sound had more to do with new wave and post-punk. Their single 'Starry Eyes' became a hit, capturing a certain kind of youthful feeling that resonated at the time.
They released five studio albums, starting with 'Shades in Bed' and later putting out records like 'Crashes'. The band was fronted by John Waddington, whose personality and various controversies kept them in the news. Guitarist Will Birch was among the members who left the group as tensions grew.
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