support slot for Flux of Pink Indians

Djorjevic left to be replaced by “Tompo”, who only lasted a few months, playing on the band’s first demo, before being replaced himself by Simon “Tab” Elsey. Bridgewater also left for a short time and later became a Web Developer, his replacement Daz Dean. The band’s demo got the band a support slot for Flux of Pink Indians in November 1982, and they recorded two further demos, all three getting released on a cassette on Halmshaw’s Peaceville Records label, gaining the band more fans. Barbara Drye also added some further input into the band by singing a couple of songs with ‘Aggression’ been one of them. The band were given another support slot in May 1983, opening for Subhumans in Bradford , a performance that was recorded by Subhumans vocalist Dick Lucas and released through his Bluurg label. Bluurg also released the band’s first EP , The Blood is on Your Hands , which reached number 21 on the UK Independent Chart . The 1985 LP release Nobody Listens Anymore increased their popularity, reaching number 18 on the Indie Albums Chart, and securing them a spot on Pusmort ‘s Cleanse the Bacteria compilation LP.