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Armed Response Unit are a Crust-Thrash band from London. They were formed in 2005 and recorded their first 7" "No Point Calling The Cops" with Seamus Defcon Zero on vocals, Kiara on bass, Seedi on guitar and Nick on drums. After Nick's departure Seedi asked his friend Ben if he wanted to join. The band then embarked on a large tour of Europe with The Short Bus Window Lickers and returned to record a third 7", another split-this time with Deathskulls entitled "Like music but faster" which took the band in a more thrashy direction. In the summer of 2008 they again embarked on a tour of Europe, this time on their own. Stylistically ARU take a mish mash of old clichés in hardcore, punk, thrash, metal and grind and slap them all together in a way that whilst humerous, is not ludicrous and then play it as fast as they possibly can.

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Listen to music from Armed Response Unit like Trick Of The Light, Line The Casket & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Armed Response Unit. Armed Response Unit are a Crust-Thrash band from London.

Band Name Deathskulls. Album Name The Plague Years. Data de aparición 2004. Labels Burial Records. Estilo MusicalPunkcore. Miembros poseen este álbum0. 1. Against All Ods. 2. Essex Style. 4. Southend Borough Council Are Cunts. 5. A Word in Your Shell Like. Saber más. Other productions from Deathskulls. The Real Deal II. The Real Deal.

The Deathskulls, or Death Skulls, are an Ork "klan" that has an unsavoury reputation as inveterate looters, scavengers, borrowers, and scroungers. The Orks of the Deathskull klan have a well-deserved reputation as thieves and filchers.

The Deathskulls (sometimes written as Death Skulls) are an Ork clan. The Deathskulls are a clan of looters who grab whatever they can from corpses on the battlefield, although they aren't above taking things from other Orks who aren't watching. They collect anything that might be useful, as well as various lucky trinkets and charms, and even junk and whats-its that "might come in 'andy later'".