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Disorder are an English street punk band that formed in the Bristol area of England in 1980, and has existed with varying line-ups to this day. Disorder are a band who aligned with politically charged punk bands.^[1]

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History[edit]

Disorder formed in 1980 in Bristol.^[2][3][4] The original line-up was Steve Curtis (vocals), Steve Allen (guitar), Nick Peters (bass guitar), and Virus (drums), although Steve Robertson soon replaced Peters, and this line-up recorded the first two EP's by the band.^[2] The band sent a demo tape to local punk label Riot City Records, but the label opted not to sign them, and instead they formed their own Disorder Records label along with Heartbeat Records and Riot City boss Simon Edwards.^[2] A series of events led to line-up changes: Robertson split up with girlfriend Beki Bondage (of Vice Squad) and began glue-sniffing.^[5] Virus got into trouble with the police over the ownership of his new drumkit, and Dean also left, later to be employed as a toilet cleaner in Taunton.^[5] Boobs (Chris Neill) replaced him on vocals and when Steve Robinson left, it was Taf (Phil Lovering, formerly of The X-Certs), who took over bass guitar duties.^[4][5] Drum duty was taken over by Potsy (Richard Potts formerly the drummer with Chaos UK). Taf would be the only constant member of the band in the years that followed, which saw an ever-changing line-up.^[2] Disorder were part of the 'protest punk' movement, and were one of the bands that spearheaded the Bristol punk scene in the early 1980s.^[6] The BBC DJ John Peel described their early singles as sounding like Triumph Bonneville motorbikes.

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The band's debut album, Under the Scalpel Blade, was released in 1984. The band relocated to Norway in the mid-1980s, where they recorded a split album with Kafka Prosess.^[7]

The band became popular across Europe, the United States, and Japan.^[8] Re-issues of the band's back-catalogue led to renewed interest from fans, and the band issued a new album in 2005, Kamikaze, considered by allmusic's Stewart Mason 'as brash and invigorating as any of Disorder's earlier releases'.^[9]

The longest standing member of the band Taf (bassist/guitarist) normally assembles other musicians to record albums or go on tour.

In recent years, the band have toured extensively in Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, and the UK.

Discography[edit]

Chart placings shown are from the UK Indie Chart.^[10]

Singles and EPs[edit]

• Complete Disorder EP (Disorder, 1981) (No. 29)
• Distortion to Deafness EP (Disorder, 1981) (No. 9)
• 'Perdition'-8 songs 12'. (Disorder Records) 1982
• Mental Disorder EP (Disorder, 1983) (No. 16)
• More Noize EP (Filthy Fucking Punx, 1988)
• Pain, Headache, Depression EP (Trujaca Fala, 1994)
• We're Still Here (Counteract Recordings 2002)
• Kamikaze (Anagram, 2005)
• Dawn of the Miserables (Split with Vivere Merda, 2014)
• UK V's Japan Noizecore Wars - Disorder/Stagnation split EP. eight songs. Strong Mind Japan 2015.

Albums[edit]

• Under the Scalpel Blade (Disorder Records], 1984) (No. 7)
• Gi Faen I Nasjonaliteten Din Live (Live in Oslo) (Disorder, 1985)
• One Day Son, All This Will Be Yours (Disorder, 1986) (split with Kafka Prosess)
• Violent World (Disorder, 1989)
• Masters of the Glueniverse (Desperate Attempt, 1991) (split with Mushroom Attack)
• Senile Punks.. (Bastard records, Slovakia. 1991)
• Sliced Punx on Meathooks (Anagram, 1997)
• Dawn of the miserables, disorder/vivere merda split lp
• UK V's Japan Noizecore Wars 2, disorder/stagnation split CD - Strong Mind Japan 2015
• Human Cargo CD Album, Disorder Records. 2016.
• Live In Sneek - Cassette Album, Black Konflik Records. 2016.
• Viva El Squato CD Album - Strong Mind Japan 2018

Reissues and collections[edit]

• Complete Disorder: The Singles 12' EP (Disorder, 1984)
• Under the Scalpel Blade/One Day Son... CD (Anagram, 1995)
• Senile Punks (Bastard Records , Czech republic circa 1994)
• Live in Oslo/Violent World CD (Anagram, 1995)
• The Rest Home for Senile Old Punks Proudly Present... Disorder (Anagram, 1996)
• Driller Killer – The Collection CD (Cleopatra, 1995)
• The Best of Disorder CD (Anagram, 1998)
• Total Disorder (Dead Ringer, 2003)
• Riot City Years 81 – 83 (Step 1, 2005)

Compilation appearances[edit]

• Punk and Disorderly LP (Abstract/Posh Boy, 1982): 'Complete Disorder'
• Punk and Disorderly vol. 2 LP (Anagram, 1983): 'More than Fights
• UK/DK LP (Cherry Red, 1983): 'Life'
• Blitz Hits 2LP (1989): 'Today's World'
• I Kill What I Eat CD (Eccocentric, 1993): 'Violent World'
• We Are Gonna Fight Back Against The Pig Bastards Until We Are Dead CD (Fight Men, ?): ?
• 'Euthanasia #2-The Sticky Solution' CD-Wild Arena Records. Bristol Punk Compilation 2016.

DVDs[edit]

• 20 Years in a Van (Cherry Red, 2007)
• Live in Yugoslavia 1988 (Disorder Film)
• Lve at the Queens Head (Disorder film)

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Compilation appearances

• Burning Britain: The History of UK Punk 1980-1984 – The DVD (2004) Cherry Red: 'Life'^[2][4]

Band line-ups[edit]

• 1979 Complete Disorder Stephen Curtis/Steve Allen/Neil Worthington/Nick Peters
• 1981 Distortion til Deafness Stephen Curtis/Steve Allen/Neil Worthington/Steve Robinson
• 1982 Perdition Taf (bass), Steve Allen (guitar), Chris Neill (vocals) & Richard Potts (drums)
• 1984 Under the Scalpel Blade Taf (bass), Steve Allen (guitar), Chris Neil (vocals) & Richard Potts (drums)
• 1985 Taf (bass), Steve Allen (guitar), Neill (vocals) & Glen ? (drums)
• 1986 One Day Son... Taf (bass & vocals), Steve Allen (guitar) & Carl Allsop (drums)
• 1989 Violent World Taf (bass & vocals), Steve Allen (guitar) & Kenneth Eggen (drums)
• 1992 Masters of the Glueniverse Taf (bass & vocals), Steve Allen (guitar), Rudy Hoykens (vocals) & Tor Degerstrøm (drums), TK ? (other guitars)
• 2000–2002 Taf (bass/vocals), Goz (guitar), Yaga (guitar) and Chris Wheelie (of The Bus Station Loonies and Oi Polloi) (drums)
• 2002–2007 Taf (guitar and vocals), Nick Ellis (bass guitar), Jon Springer (drums)
• 2007 Taf (guitar and vocals), Nick Ellis (bass guitar), Toni/Ben (drums)
• 2008 Taf (guitar/bass, vocals), Nick Ellis (bass guitar), Ben (drums), Nikos Pappos (guitar)
• 2009 Taf (bass guitar and vocals), Nick Ellis (guitar), Ben (drums)
• 2010 Taf (bass and vocal), Ben (drums), William Melrose (guitar)
• 2011 Taf (bass guitar and vocals), Nick Ellis (ex Bad Blood and Shock Treatment) (guitar), John Springer (ex Bad Blood and The Yuk Yuks) (drums)
• 2013 UK vs Japan Noise Core Wars Taf (bass guitar and vocals), Jon Springer (drums), Nick Ellis (guitar)
• 2015 UK vs Japan Noise Core Wars II Taf (bass guitar and vocals), Jon (drums), Alex Upchuck (ex Thunderdump and Demonic Upchucks) (guitar)
• 2016 Human Cargo Taf (bass guitar and vocals), Jon (drums), Alex Upchuck (guitar)
• 2017 Live On The Greenline CD Album, Disorder Records. Taf (bass guitar and vocals), Carl Allsop (drums), Alex Upchuck (guitar), Ted (controller)
• 2018 Viva El Squato Taf (bass guitar and vocals), Jon (drums), Alex Upchuck (guitar)

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^Ankeny, Jason 'Disorder overview', AllMusic
2. ^ ^abcdeGlasper, Ian (2004) Burning Britain: The History of UK Punk 1980–1984, Cherry Red Books, ISBN1-901447-24-3
3. ^Thompson, Dave (2000) Alternative Rock, Miller Freeman Books, ISBN978-0-87930-607-6
4. ^ ^abcStrong, Martin C. (1999) The Great Alternative & Indie Discography, Canongate Books, ISBN0-86241-913-1
5. ^ ^abcLarkin, Colin (ed.) (1995) The Guinness Encyclopedia of Popular Music, Guinness Publishing, ISBN978-0-85112-662-3
6. ^Webb, Peter (2007) 'Once Upon a Time in Bristol', The Wire, October 2007
7. ^'Disorder Interview', Skull & Crossbones No. 6, 1988
8. ^Whiteley, Sheila, Bennett, Andy, & Hawkins, Stan (2005) Music, Space and Place: Popular Music and Cultural Identity, Ashgate Publishing Ltd, ISBN978-0-7546-5574-9
9. ^Mason, Stewart 'Kamikaze review', AllMusic
10. ^Lazell, Barry (1997). Indie Hits 1980–1999. Cherry Red Books. ISBN0-9517206-9-4.

External links[edit]

• Disorder on Myspace

From Wikipedia

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Chaos UK are an English hardcore punk band formed in 1979 in Portishead,near Bristol. They played fast aggressive hardcore punk rock initially. The original line up of Simon on vocals, Andy on guitar, Chaos (Aka 'Lice') on bass and Potts on drums recorded two EP's and a full LP for Riot City Record. In the process they along with fellow Bristolians Disorder and Stoke's Discharge revolutionised the HC punk scene. In particular the Japanese 80's HC Punk bands were heaviy influenced by Chaos UK and Disorder's brutal take on punk. Chaos UK's debut LP was notable in the fact that the bands label claimed it was the 'Fastest, noisiest LP in the cosmos' in the short lived 'Punk Lives' magazine, vocal duies on this recording were also handled by bassist Chaos.

The mid 80's saw an almost new line up with Chaos remaining the only original member. He was joined by Mower on vocals, Gabba on Guitar (Previously with Nottinghams The Seats Of Piss) and Chuck on Drums. Over the rest of the 80's Chaos UK were the mainstay and lynchpin of the UK hardcore Punk scene playing many hundreds of shows around the world including Japan (The first English punk band to do so, but with a standin drummer, Blackmore of Bristol punk band Lunatic Fringe), the USA, Mexico and all over Europe.

Discography

Chart placings shown are from the UK Indie Chart.^[1]

Releases

• Demo (1981)
• Burning Britain E.P. 7' (Riot City. Riot 6, 1982) #8
• Loud Political & Uncompromising 7' (Riot City. Riot 12, 1982) #27
• Chaos UK LP (Riot City, 1983) #16
• Short Sharp Shock 12' (COR/Weasel, 1984)
• Just Mere Slaves 12' (Selfish, 1984)
• Chaos UK/Extreme Noise Terror split LP (Manic Ears, 1986)
• Chipping Sodbury Bonfire Tapes LP (Slap Up/Weasel, 1989)
• Headfuck 7' (Desperate Attempt, 1989)
• Head on a Pole 7' (Desperate Attempt, 1991)
• Enough to Make You Sick LP (Vinyl Japan, 1991)
• Chaos UK/Raw Noise split LP (Vinyl Japan, 1991)
• Live in Japan LP/CD (Cargo, 1991)
• Total Chaos LP/CD (Anagram, 1991)
• Death Side/Chaos UK split LP/CD (Selfish, 1993)
• 100% Two Fingers in the Air Punk Rock 12'/CD (Slap Up, 1993)
• Secret Men 7' (Slap Up, 1993)
• Floggin' the Corpse CD (Anagram, 1996)
• King for A Day 7' (Discipline, 1996)
• Morning After the Night Before CD(Cleopatra, 1997)
• Heard it, Seen it, Done it LP/CD (Discipline, 1999)
• Chaos UK/Assfort split 12' (Discipline, 2000)
• Kanpai 12'/CD (Discipline, 2000)
• Chaos UK/FUK split CD (HG Fact, 2007)

Reissues

• The Singles LP (Riot City, 1984 - includes first two 7's) #31
• Short Sharp Shock CD (Anagram, 1991)
• Radioactive Earslaughter/100% Two Fingers in the Air CD (Anagram, 1993)
• The Best of Chaos UK CD (Anagram, 1999)
• Enough to Make You Sick/Chipping Sodbury CD (Anagram, 1993)

Compilations

1. ^Ankeny, Jason 'Disorder overview', AllMusic
2. ^ ^abcdeGlasper, Ian (2004) Burning Britain: The History of UK Punk 1980–1984, Cherry Red Books, ISBN1-901447-24-3
3. ^Thompson, Dave (2000) Alternative Rock, Miller Freeman Books, ISBN978-0-87930-607-6
4. ^ ^abcStrong, Martin C. (1999) The Great Alternative & Indie Discography, Canongate Books, ISBN0-86241-913-1
5. ^ ^abcLarkin, Colin (ed.) (1995) The Guinness Encyclopedia of Popular Music, Guinness Publishing, ISBN978-0-85112-662-3
6. ^Webb, Peter (2007) 'Once Upon a Time in Bristol', The Wire, October 2007
7. ^'Disorder Interview', Skull & Crossbones No. 6, 1988
8. ^Whiteley, Sheila, Bennett, Andy, & Hawkins, Stan (2005) Music, Space and Place: Popular Music and Cultural Identity, Ashgate Publishing Ltd, ISBN978-0-7546-5574-9
9. ^Mason, Stewart 'Kamikaze review', AllMusic
10. ^Lazell, Barry (1997). Indie Hits 1980–1999. Cherry Red Books. ISBN0-9517206-9-4.

External links[edit]

• Disorder on Myspace

From Wikipedia

Chaos Uk Discography Tour

Chaos UK are an English hardcore punk band formed in 1979 in Portishead,near Bristol. They played fast aggressive hardcore punk rock initially. The original line up of Simon on vocals, Andy on guitar, Chaos (Aka 'Lice') on bass and Potts on drums recorded two EP's and a full LP for Riot City Record. In the process they along with fellow Bristolians Disorder and Stoke's Discharge revolutionised the HC punk scene. In particular the Japanese 80's HC Punk bands were heaviy influenced by Chaos UK and Disorder's brutal take on punk. Chaos UK's debut LP was notable in the fact that the bands label claimed it was the 'Fastest, noisiest LP in the cosmos' in the short lived 'Punk Lives' magazine, vocal duies on this recording were also handled by bassist Chaos.

The mid 80's saw an almost new line up with Chaos remaining the only original member. He was joined by Mower on vocals, Gabba on Guitar (Previously with Nottinghams The Seats Of Piss) and Chuck on Drums. Over the rest of the 80's Chaos UK were the mainstay and lynchpin of the UK hardcore Punk scene playing many hundreds of shows around the world including Japan (The first English punk band to do so, but with a standin drummer, Blackmore of Bristol punk band Lunatic Fringe), the USA, Mexico and all over Europe.

Discography

Chart placings shown are from the UK Indie Chart.^[1]

Releases

• Demo (1981)
• Burning Britain E.P. 7' (Riot City. Riot 6, 1982) #8
• Loud Political & Uncompromising 7' (Riot City. Riot 12, 1982) #27
• Chaos UK LP (Riot City, 1983) #16
• Short Sharp Shock 12' (COR/Weasel, 1984)
• Just Mere Slaves 12' (Selfish, 1984)
• Chaos UK/Extreme Noise Terror split LP (Manic Ears, 1986)
• Chipping Sodbury Bonfire Tapes LP (Slap Up/Weasel, 1989)
• Headfuck 7' (Desperate Attempt, 1989)
• Head on a Pole 7' (Desperate Attempt, 1991)
• Enough to Make You Sick LP (Vinyl Japan, 1991)
• Chaos UK/Raw Noise split LP (Vinyl Japan, 1991)
• Live in Japan LP/CD (Cargo, 1991)
• Total Chaos LP/CD (Anagram, 1991)
• Death Side/Chaos UK split LP/CD (Selfish, 1993)
• 100% Two Fingers in the Air Punk Rock 12'/CD (Slap Up, 1993)
• Secret Men 7' (Slap Up, 1993)
• Floggin' the Corpse CD (Anagram, 1996)
• King for A Day 7' (Discipline, 1996)
• Morning After the Night Before CD(Cleopatra, 1997)
• Heard it, Seen it, Done it LP/CD (Discipline, 1999)
• Chaos UK/Assfort split 12' (Discipline, 2000)
• Kanpai 12'/CD (Discipline, 2000)
• Chaos UK/FUK split CD (HG Fact, 2007)

Reissues

• The Singles LP (Riot City, 1984 - includes first two 7's) #31
• Short Sharp Shock CD (Anagram, 1991)
• Radioactive Earslaughter/100% Two Fingers in the Air CD (Anagram, 1993)
• The Best of Chaos UK CD (Anagram, 1999)
• Enough to Make You Sick/Chipping Sodbury CD (Anagram, 1993)

Compilations

• Punk and Disorderly LP (Abstract/Posh Boy, 1982) '4 Minute Warning'
• Riotous Assembly LP (Riot City Records, 1982) 'Senseless Conflict'
• UK/DK LP (Cherry Red, 1983) 'No Security'
• Digging in Water LP (COR,1986) 'Kill your Baby' a different/faster version
• Punks Not Dread LP (Sink Below, 1991)'For Adolfs Only', 'Bone Idol', 'Brain Bomb'

References

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1. ↑Lazell, Barry (1997). Indie Hits 1980-1999. Cherry Red Books. ISBN 0-9517206-9-4.

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