In 1981 Miller and Amebix relocated to Peter Tavy and began living with new drummer Martin Baker in Glebe House, the former site of a Saxon burial ground. However, soon after Baker’s parents forced him to depart from the band, relocated to London where he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia . The song “Largactyl” was written about his experience. After Baker’s departure from the band, the band moved to Gunnislake in Cornwall to live with newly recruited keyboard player Norman Butler. They then relocated to Bristol , where they began squatting with local punk bands like Disorder and Chaos UK . They released their debut EP Who’s the Enemy on 28 August 1982 through Spiderleg Records , whom they had been turned onto in the brief period they were living with Crass. The EP peaked at number 33 on the UK Independent Singles and Albums Charts . In early 1983 they released single “Winter”, which reached number 18 on the UK Indie Chart , staying on the chart for 7 weeks.
Relocated to Peter Tavy and lived with Baker
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