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Chaos UK formed in 1979 in Portishead, just outside Bristol, and quickly became one of the most aggressive and unfiltered voices in the UK’s early hardcore punk scene. Their sound fused the confrontational politics of anarcho-punk with a speed and abrasiveness that pushed the boundaries of what punk could be—earning them a reputation for chaos both on stage and off. The original lineup—Simon Greenham (vocals), Andy Farrier (guitar), Adrian “Kaos” Rice (bass), and Richard Potts (drums)—released early material on Riot City Records, including the Burning Britain EP and their 1983 self-titled LP, which the label famously touted as “the fastest, noisiest LP in the cosmos.” While rooted in the anarcho movement, Chaos UK didn’t shy away from irreverence and humor, setting them apart from more earnest political contemporaries. Frequent lineup changes became part of the band’s identity, with Kaos remaining the sole consistent member over the decades. By the mid-’80s, the classic touring lineup featured Mower (vocals), Gabba (guitar), and Chuck (drums), solidifying the sound that would influence the global hardcore landscape. The band’s impact was felt far beyond the UK, inspiring an entire wave of Japanese hardcore (bands like Gauze and GISM cite them as an influence), as well as crust and street punk scenes in Europe and the Americas. Albums like Short Sharp Shock, The Chipping Sodbury Bonfire Tapes, and Heard It, Seen It, Done It kept their momentum alive through the ’80s and ’90s, while relentless touring across Japan, the US, Mexico, and Europe cemented their reputation as uncompromising road warriors. To this day, Chaos UK stand as a touchstone for chaotic, politically charged, yet tongue-in-cheek punk energy. For fans of: 	•	Disorder 	•	Discharge 	•	GBH 	•	The Exploited 	•	Varukers 	•	Extreme Noise Terror 	•	Anti Cimex 	•	Doom 	•	Gauze (Japan) 	•	GISM 	•	Icons of Filth 	•	The Partisans 	•	Conflict
Chaos UK formed in 1979 in Portishead, just outside Bristol, and quickly became one of the most aggressive and unfiltered voices in the UK’s early hardcore punk scene. Their sound fused the confrontational politics of anarcho-punk with a speed and abrasiveness that pushed the boundaries of what punk could be—earning them a reputation for chaos both on stage and off. The original lineup—Simon Greenham (vocals), Andy Farrier (guitar), Adrian “Kaos” Rice (bass), and Richard Potts (drums)—released early material on Riot City Records, including the Burning Britain EP and their 1983 self-titled LP, which the label famously touted as “the fastest, noisiest LP in the cosmos.” While rooted in the anarcho movement, Chaos UK didn’t shy away from irreverence and humor, setting them apart from more earnest political contemporaries. Frequent lineup changes became part of the band’s identity, with Kaos remaining the sole consistent member over the decades. By the mid-’80s, the classic touring lineup featured Mower (vocals), Gabba (guitar), and Chuck (drums), solidifying the sound that would influence the global hardcore landscape. The band’s impact was felt far beyond the UK, inspiring an entire wave of Japanese hardcore (bands like Gauze and GISM cite them as an influence), as well as crust and street punk scenes in Europe and the Americas. Albums like Short Sharp Shock, The Chipping Sodbury Bonfire Tapes, and Heard It, Seen It, Done It kept their momentum alive through the ’80s and ’90s, while relentless touring across Japan, the US, Mexico, and Europe cemented their reputation as uncompromising road warriors. To this day, Chaos UK stand as a touchstone for chaotic, politically charged, yet tongue-in-cheek punk energy. For fans of: • Disorder • Discharge • GBH • The Exploited • Varukers • Extreme Noise Terror • Anti Cimex • Doom • Gauze (Japan) • GISM • Icons of Filth • The Partisans • Conflict

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