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Acme Sewage Co.
The Ants
The Artattacks
Arthur Comics
Automatics
Bears
Bee Cee Cee
Big In Japan
The Bleach Boys
Blitz
Blitzkrieg Bop
Blunt Instrument
The Boys
Cane
Celia & The Mutations
Chelsea
Cock Sparrer
The Crowbars:>
Cyanide:
The Depressions:
The Desperate Bicycles
The Doctors: The Doctors of Madness nameplate abbreviated for their 1977 blazer “Bulletin,” included on their 1978 swan song Sons of Survival along with the brisk cuts “’50s Kids” and “Back from the Dead,” the latter co-written with The Adverts’ TV Smith. DoM’s 1976 debut Late Night Movies, All Night Brainstorms is punk-prescient on select tracks (“Waiting,” “B-Movies Bedtime”).
The Doll
The Drive
The Drones:
The Dyaks
Easy Cure:
Eater
The Exile
The Flys
The Frantic Elevators
The Front
Gobblinz
Headache
The Homosexuals
Ian Dury and the Blockheads
The Jerks
John Cooper Clarke
Johnny and the Self Abusers
Johnny Moped
The Jolt
The Killjoys
Leyton Buzzards
Lockjaw
London
The Lurkers
Maniacs
Martin and The Brownshirts
Menace
The Mirrors
The Models
Morning Spunk
The Mutants
Neon
The Neon Hearts
New Hearts
Nipple Erectors
No Way
The Nosebleeds
The Now
The Outcasts
The Panik
The Pigs
The Pork Dukes
Predator
PVC2
Radiators from Space
Raped
The Reaction
The Rezillos
Riff Raff
Rikki and the Last Days of Earth:
The Rings: “I Wanna Be Free” (b/w “Automobile”) on Chiswick, 1977, produced by Martin Gordon (Sparks, Jet). Fronted by ex-Tomorrow/Pink Fairies drummer Twink. Guitarist Alan Lee Shaw and drummer Rod Latter recorded with Maniac later the same year. The single, plus four additional tracks, were issued on an eponymous 10″ in 2010 by NDN Records.
Le Ritz
Satan’s Rats
The Secret
Sham 69
The Sick Things
The Skunks
Slaughter and the Dogs
Skrewdriver
Some Chicken
The Spitfire Boys
Stiff Little Fingers
Stormtrooper
The Suburban Studs
Subway Sect
The Table
Trash
UK Subs
The Unwanted
The Users
The Valves
Warsaw Pakt
The Wasps
Wire:
The Zeros