-
Varukers'
lyrics carry an
anarchist political ideology.
Initially known as the Veruccas, the band
altered the
spelling of
their name to the
Varukers to...
- to
emulate them; The
Varukers, also from England, were the
first of these. As punk
historian Ian
Glasper put it, "The
Varukers were the
original Discore...
-
crust punk.
Several of
these bands rooted in anarcho-punk such as the
Varukers, Discharge, and Amebix,
along with
former Oi!
groups such as the Exploited...
- a wide
range of
musicians including Icons of Filth,
Concrete Sox, The
Varukers,
Indecent ****ault,
Decadence Within, and The Groundhogs.[citation needed]...
-
nicknamed "UK 82",
along with Discharge,
Broken Bones, The Exploited, and The
Varukers. GBH have gone on to
influence several punk rock musicians, but
their influence...
-
demos under the
moniker Warwound. In 1983, the duo
joined The
Varukers.
Damian left the
Varukers after less than a year in 1984 to form
Sacrilege with Lynda...
- the late 1970s band ****
Pistols and "Rat" of the
early 1980s band The
Varukers and the 2000s re-formation of Discharge. The punk rock band The Ramones...
- 1980s
imitators of
Discharge are ****ociated with.
Another UK band, the
Varukers, were one of the
original D-beat bands,
Scottish band the
Exploited were...
- 1996
Europe ****
Price Politics Tour Sentenced,
Power of Expression, The
Varukers 1995
Europe No Guts, No
Glory Tour Cemetary,
Brutality 1994
United States...
- band Discharge, for whom the
genre is named. The
first such
group was the
Varukers. The
vocal content of D-beat
tends towards shouted slogans. The
style is...
