Dead On Arrival

Dead On Arrival were formed in 1979 and split up two years later: they released no material (aside from a C-60 ironically entitled Greatest Hits), but gigged extensively, supporting Killing Joke and UK Decay. Reportedly, they were heavily influenced by Joy Division and Magazine. The original bass player Ian Jackson later played with Politburo, Half Man Half Biscuit and Jegsy Dodd.
==Links to Peel==
The group recorded one session for Peel, the lineup being Steve Lynn and Carol Bayne (vocals), Paul Denheyer (guitar), Mark Webb (bass) and Steve Majors (drums).
== Festive Fifty Entries ==
*None
== Sessions ==
*One session, no commercial release.
1. Recorded: 1981-04-08. First broadcast: 15 April 1981. Repeated: 29 April 1981
*Murder School / Rest In Peace / Helpless / Party Games
== Other Shows Played ==
*None
== External Links ==
*Session on Soundcloud (provided by Paul Denheyer).
*Keeping It Peel
Category:Artists