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INSTIGATORS "Anthology vol.1" CD

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The band was formed in 1980 by drummer Paul "Hammy" Halmshaw and guitarist Simon Mooney, both students at Thornhill High School, and the line-up was completed by Simon "Semi" Bridgewater (vocals) and Nicky Djorjevic (bass Guitar). They took the name Instigators on the suggestion of Ritchie Calvert of the band Disintegrated. The band's first live performance was in summer 1982.

Influences on the band included Crass and Flux of Pink Indians.

Djorjevic left to be replaced by "Tompo", who only lasted a few months, playing on the band's first demo, before being replaced himself by Simon "Tab" Elsey.

Bridgewater also left for a short time, his replacement being [Sheffield based Vocalist/Lyricist] Darren Dean. The band's demo got the band a support slot for Flux of Pink Indians in November 1982, and they recorded two further demos, all three getting released on a cassette on Halmshaw's Peaceville Records label, gaining the band more fans.

The band were given another support slot in May 1983, opening for Subhumans in Bradford, a performance that was recorded by Subhumans vocalist Dick Lucas and released through his Bluurg label. Bluurg also released the band's first EP, The Blood is on Your Hands, which reached number 21 on the UK Independent Chart. The 1985 LP release Nobody Listens Anymore increased their popularity, reaching number 18 on the Indie Albums Chart, and securing them a spot on Pusmort's Cleanse the Bacteria compilation LP.

Bridgewater left later that year after an argument, and the band recruited Andy "Tez" Turner (formerly of Xpozez) as his replacement. Halmshaw and Elsey also soon left, with Mooney and Turner continuing with Andrew "Trimble" Turnbull (Also formerly of Xpozez) on bass guitar and Steve "Cuzzy" Curran on drums. The band's sound changed with the new line-up, taking on a more American influence. They went on to tour Europe and the United States and continued into the 1990s.

Halmshaw went on to front Civilised Society, and continued to develop his Peaceville label

Collating the greatest tracks from the entire history of Instigators was no mean feat - but one that 4 worlds media were happy to step up to.

 

01. Tricked And Abused
02. April Acid Rain Showers
03. Cry freedom
04. Suicide Investigation Team
05. Intolerator/Intolerhater
06. Run Don't Walk
07. Mass Insanity
08. Situation Desperate
09. Central Nervous System
10. We, Your Murdered Sisters + bonus track
11. Blind Eye
12. Dine Upon The Dead
13. Old Is Sad
14. Hedonism
15. The Fix
16. The Blood is On Your Hands
17. Eye To Eye
18. Rules
19. Wrong Word
20. You're Not Free

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