has a history of radical political engagement both around specific causes and in general politics. He was involved in Lesbian and Gay Rights campaigns through the 1980s and 1990s. He was active in the Lesbian and Gay Youth Movement and for a period was a supporter of what would later be characterised as platformist anarcho-communist groups. Partly under the influence of veteran Gay political activist Don Milligan, de Moor became a supporter of the Revolutionary Communist Party in the mid-1980s but left the party before its dissolution. His early work ( A Bloody Row),much influenced by Michael Moorcock, and industrial music, features songs and J. G. Ballardian , dystopian lyrics dedicated to Anarchist Nestor Makhno and the Makhnovshchina. Discography Albums Solo albums A Bloody Row (1982) Photographs in Empty Houses (1992) Margins (1994) Water of Europe (1999) Testing Times (forthcoming) Other albums Various artists The Tempest 2 (1982) Various artists Hartforde Poets 10th Birthday Party (1982) Various artists Ne Me Quitte Pas: Brel Songs by... (1998) Various artists Nine Times Two (2002) Des de Moor and Russell Churney Darkness and Disgrace: Des de Moor and Russell Churney Perform the Songs of David Bowie (2003) Singles Lloyd Cole and the Commotions My Bag (1987) The Irresistible Force I Want To (1988) Stump Charlton Heston (1988) Edward II and the Red Hot Polkas Edward II and the Mad Professor Take a Trip to Sweden to Polka Steady with the Irresistible Force in a Rub-a-Dub Stylee at 90bpm (1989) The Irresistible Force Freestyle (1989) Sofrito The Spice of Life (1990) Edward II Dashing Away (1992) References External links Official website Beer Culture website Entry on British Guild of Beer Writers website English male singers 1961 births Living people Musicians from Ipswich English songwriters Singers from London British male songwriters