on to release some generally poorly received solo singles during 1982 and 1983, and then joined Steve Strange to form the duo Strange Cruise in 1986. The Photos reformed without Wu, although this line-up only released one single, "There's Always Work", in 1983. Later, when Harrison had left the band, they reformed briefly with Angus Hines playing drums. They were joined by Wu for a one-off gig at London's Marquee Club, before finally disbanding. Steve Eagles became guitarist in Ted Milton's Blurt, and later formed Bang Bang Machine. Oliver Harrison went on to become a filmmaker. In 2022, members of the original Satan's Rats collaborated with Pussycat and the Dirty Johnsons frontwoman Puss Johnson as "Satan's Cats". Discography Satan's Rats Albums What a Bunch of Rodents (2005), Overground – compilation of tracks from the singles plus 13 previously-unreleased tracks Singles "In My Love for You" / "Facade" 7" (October 1977), DJM "Year of the Rats" / "Louise" 7" (December 1977), DJM "You Make Me Sick" / "Louise" 7" (March 1978), DJM The Photos Albums The Photos (June 1980), Epic – UK No. 4 Crystal Tips and Mighty Mice (March 1981), Epic – withdrawn after promotional copies were released, issued by Cherry Red in 2008 Singles "I'm So Attractive" / "Guitar Hero" 7" (November 1979), CBS "Irene" / "Barbarellas" / "Shy" / "Cridsilla" double-7" (April 1980), Epic – UK No. 56 "Friends" / "Je T'Aime" 7" (July 1980), Epic – withdrawn "Now You Tell Me That We're Through" / "Je T'Aime" 7" (September 1980), Epic "Life in a Day" / "More Than a Friend" 7" (February 1981), Epic "We'll Win" / "You Won't Get to Me" 7" (July 1981), Epic "There's Always Work" / "Work Phase" 7"/12" (April 1983), Rialto Wendy Wu "For Your Love" / "Charlotte" 7" (March 1982), Epic "Run Jilly Run" / "Neanderthal Boy" 7" (September 1982), Epic "Let Me Go" / "Love Tonight" 7" (October 1983), Epic References External links Wendy Wu and The Photos Paul Rencher's account of his time with Satan's Rats Oliver Harrison official website Oliver Harrison IMDB English new wave musical groups Musical groups from the West Midlands (region)