Chaos UK

   
Artist: Chaos UK

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Punk-Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 1993 - 100 Percent 2 Fingers in the Air Punk Rock

   Year: 1993   
Tracks: 20

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Punk rock heroes Chaos UK began its retentive journey in 1979, with a card consisting of vocaliser Simon, guitarist Andy, bassist Kaos, and drummer Potts. They finally signed with Riot City Records and released deuce 7" records in 1982. That same year, they released an eponymic LP with a slenderly different card. Kaos had moved to vocals, and young members Spot and Nige took over on drums and bass, severally. They left the label before long after and disappeared until 1984's Lawless Britain, besides known as Short Sharp Shock, which came out on Children of the Revolution Records. They as well had a young lineup at this point, at present featuring isaac Bashevis Singer Mower, drummer Chuck, guitar player Gabba, and Kaos. An interesting minor controversy would resultant role from this album, as Michelle Shocked would release an album called Short Sharp Shocked with virtually the same cover graphics, often to the band's dismay. The card actually lasted to the following album, 1986's Radioactive Earslaughter, which came out at the same time as a split saucer with Extreme Noise Terror. Without whatever real reasonableness, they went into semi-retirement most immediately later, staying out of the music picture until 1989, which saw the release of Chipping Sodbury Bonfire Tapes on their have Slap Up Records. The title was a grasp at Shocked, wHO had an album titled The Texas Campfire Tapes. Mower would shortly leave behind the band, delivery Kaos back to vocals and bringing in Beki on bass. The Live in Japan record album was recorded in 1991 (although it came out trey years later), just after their tour of the eastern United States they would lose Chuck and replace him with Devilman. They as well added a secondment guitarist, Vic (ex-Reagan Youth). This card would tone ending the Making Half a Killing record album shortly after (the championship is a play on some other Extreme Noise Terror split disc). 1993 proverb the release of One Hundred Percent Two Fingers in the Air on Century Media Records. New drummer Phil Thudd and unexampled bassist J. signed on for King for a Day (1996), Morning After the Night Before (1996), and Heard It, Seen It, Done It (1997), but Devilman was noneffervescent in the stripe and even played on the albums piece Beki had since left hand. Members of the band began to start side projects, including A.D. Rice and the Wuzzuks, simply they still released Total Chaos in 1999 and Chaos in Japan in 2001.





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