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Campag Velocet : ウィキペディア英語版
Campag Velocet

Campag Velocet were a British Indie rock band, who were at their peak during the late 1990s.
==Career==
Formed in London in early 1993,〔 the band's musical style was influenced by bands such as Primal Scream, Public Image Ltd, Gang of Four, Spacemen 3, Public Enemy and at the time were lumped into an indie dance genre which then included bands such as Regular Fries. The name of the band is probably a reference to the Campagnolo groupset, and much of their artwork draws from road bicycle imagery. Another major influence in the Campag vocabulary and artwork is Nadsat, coined by Anthony Burgess in the book ''A Clockwork Orange''. The single "Drencrom Velocet Synthmesc" uses Nadsat words for recreational drugs, with the text being shown in the opening frame of the ''Clockwork Orange film''.
The band's line-up was Pete Voss (vocals), Ian Cater (guitars, keyboards, programming), Barnaby "Barney" Slater (bass) and Lascelles Lascelle (drums, percussion, samples).
Campag Velocet released their debut album, ''Bon Chic Bon Genre'' in 1999, and released three singles off it, "To Lose La Trek", "Vito Satan" and "Drencrom (Synthmesc )",〔 the latter of which was an ''NME'' magazine 'single of the week'. "Vito Satan" peaked at No. 75 in the UK Singles Chart in February 2000. The band were hailed as the 'best new band in Britain' by ''NME'', appearing on the cover of the magazine during 1999 and playing on the ''NME'' Tour in 2000 (appearing above Coldplay in the lineup). They later suffered the same fate as some of the other bands to be pushed by the ''NME'' (such as Terris and Gay Dad) by losing their recording contract due to poor sales.
The band signed a new recording contract with the record label, Pointy Records, and in 2004, they released their second album, ''It's Beyond Our Control'', featuring two classics "Who Are The Trumping Men" and "Ain't No Funki Tangerine", to mixed reviews.
Campag Velocet broke up in 2005. Voss formed a new band in 2006 called The Count. Pete Voss now owns his own belt company called Voss Belts, and are critically acclaimed worldwide.

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