Formed in 1980, Wiltshire anarcho-punk legends Subhumans raged against the Orwellian nightmare of Thatcher‘s Britain on classic albums like The Day The Country Died (1983) and From The Cradle To The Grave (1984).
Subhumans broke up at the end of 1985, after recording their third album Worlds Apart, citing musical differences as the main reason for the split.
Reuniting after a lengthy hiatus, they returned to top form on 2007’s Internal Riot with their customary intelligence and anger proudly intact.
Dick Lucas
Vocals Bruce Treasure
Guitar Phil Bryant
Bass Trotsky
Drums
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