now on the Abstract label, drawing comparisons with Siouxsie & the Banshees, Delta 5 and The Slits. Flacko left, his replacement being Paul "Veg" Venables, and Julie Sorrell was brought in to replace Amsden. They continued for another year, but there were no further releases and the band split up, with Knowles, Sorrell, Venables, and Harding forming We Are Going To Eat You, who signed to Junior Delgado's Big Cat Records after their 1987 début EP and went on to release the album Everywhen in 1990. They later changed their name to Melt, releasing a sole EP before splitting up. The band's drummer Chris Knowles (a notable figure in the Stamford Hill punk rock anarchist squatting scene in the 1980s) has a degree in Hegelian Dialectics, Continental Philosophy and Russian Literature and went on to become a cult DJ under the name Chris Liberator. Bassist Mitch Flacko has been playing bass in avant garde ensembles, and works as a tour manager. Line-up During its lifetime the band's line-up fluctuated regularly, but often included: Ruth Elias Ruth Rack or The Hon. Ruthless Savage (Vocals) Karen Amsden a.k.a. The Karennipoo or Miss K. Penfold (Vocals) Elaine Reubens a.k.a. Illayne Illhabopp (Vocals) Julie Sorrell (Vocals) Jon Attwood a.k.a. Jon from Bromley or JFB (Lead Guitar) Paul Harding a.k.a. Paul Permo or Paul Centipede (Lead Guitar) Stephanie Cohen (Rhythm or Bass Guitars) Janet Nassim a.k.a. Janetti Spaghetti or El Janetti Ravioli (Rhythm Guitar) Mitch Flacko a.k.a. Mitch Jail Bate (Bass Guitar) Paul Venables a.k.a. Veg (Bass Guitar) Chris Knowles a.k.a. Chris Elephant Face, Mr. Chris Engelbert Funkadink or Chris Liberator (Drums) Discography Hagar the Womb The Word of the Womb (12-inch EP, Mortarhate, MORT2, UK, 1984) - UK Indie No. 6 Funnery in a Nunnery (12-inch EP, Abstract Sounds, 12ABS029, UK, 1985) - UK Indie No. 9 A Brighter Shade of Black (LP, Mississippi Records, MR-095, USA, 2011) [compilation] Life of Lies / Distant War / You Never Learn (7-inch EP, All the Madmen, MAD25, 2014) "Hated By The Daily Mail" (7-inch split with Anthrax (UK), Grow Your Own Records, GYOEP3, UK, 2016) Hagiography (CD, One Bright Spark Records 001, 2016) [compilation] Hagitate (EP/10"/DD, Grow Your Own Records, GYO21, UK, 2016) We are Going to Eat You Four Heads Feast (Cassette, 69 Tapes, 1987) "I Wish I Knew"/"Let's Fly" (12-inch EP, All the Madmen, 1987) "Heart in Hand" (7-inch/12-inch single, Big Cat, 1988) Ride