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  1. Perfil: Following a brief stint as The Resistors, the Luton based UK Decay was formed in the winter of 1978. From there they became well known and played with many of the original UK punk bands, and even made it to the US. They released several singles and an LP for Fresh Records, before forming their own label, UK Decay Records.

  2. Tracks 5-7: live at Preston Warehouse 1980. Tracks 8-10: 2nd John Peel Session July 27, 1981. Tracks 12-14: "1993 Comeback" sessions. Track 14: remixed 2004. Remastered 2006/2007. Released in a jewel case on a professionally printed light blue CDr with a 4-page front cover booklet and a 1-sided back cover tray insert.

  3. UK Decay formed out of the ashes of an earlier Luton punk band called The Resistors. The line-up included Steven Abbot (Abbo) guitar, Steve Harle on drums, Paul Wilson vocals, and Martin (Segovia) Smith bass. After Paul.Wilson left during the spring of 1979, they changed their name to UK Decay and released the ‘Split Single’ 7” with local ...

  4. UK Decay, Post Punk band from Luton, UK. formed in 1979 went on to influence the emerging goth and positive punk scenes. UK Decay had split by 1983 with members forming two spin-off bands; Furyo and In Excelsis. 2008 saw UK Decay's return to make appearances at the Drop Dead, WGT and Rebellion festivals. In April 2013 the band are releasing a new album titled 'New Hope For The Dead'

  5. The complete session recorded by UK Decay on 27 July 1981 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 5 August 1981.Tracklist:1. Glass Ice (0:07)2...

  6. U.K. Decay. Theatrical post-punks with an unfortunately short lifespan, UK Decay provided a crucial bridge between such art-gloom bands as Bauhaus, PiL, Theatre of Hate and Killing Joke and the anarchy-punk camp led by Crass, Rudimentary Peni and Flux of Pink Indians. Quite unlike the politico/nasty-thrash image suggested by their name, UK ...

  7. www.nhsinform.scot › illnesses-and-conditions › mouthTooth decay | NHS inform

    Tooth decay can occur when acid is produced from plaque, which builds up on your teeth. If plaque is allowed to build up, it can lead to further problems, such as dental caries (holes in the teeth), gum disease or dental abscesses, which are collections of pus at the end of the teeth or in the gums. Symptoms of tooth decay