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Ultimate Kaos
Ultimate Kaos formed in London's underground scene in the late 1970s with Anya Kane on vocals, Eric Wilde on guitar, Tom "Thud" Jones on bass, and Jake...
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Roll Electric Kissing
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Casanova
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Far, Far Away
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Girl, Heres Another Lie
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Silver Date
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Some Girls
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This Will Be Laughing Week
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Liferaft Halo
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I'm All Out of It Now
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Perfect Hair
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She Don't Even Know My Name
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Soaked in Cinnamon
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Brokyn Needle
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Little Apple Girl
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Tell Me What You Want
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All the New Poisons
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Ultimate Kaos formed in London's underground scene in the late 1970s with Anya Kane on vocals, Eric Wilde on guitar, Tom "Thud" Jones on bass, and Jake "Viper" Davis on drums. Their sound mixed punk aggression with psychedelic touches and post-punk atmosphere, built around distorted guitars, driving rhythms, and Kane's haunting vocal delivery. Songs like "Liferaft Halo" and "Soaked in Cinnamon" captured their raw, uneasy energy.
They released four studio albums between 1982 and 1988: "Malice in Wonderland," "Echoes of the Void," "The End is Nigh," and "The Devil's Choir." Their 1981 single "All the New Poisons" became an underground hit in Britain, resonating with listeners during the Thatcher era. Tracks such as "Perfect Hair" and "Brokyn Needle" continued their exploration of alienation and social unease.
They disbanded in 1989, leaving behind a catalog that influenced later alternative and post-punk acts. Their music remains a document of a particular strain of late-70s and 80s British underground rock.
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