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Heresy (band)
Heresy were a hardcore punk band from Nottingham, England, formed in 1985 and active until late 1989. They released three albums and recorded three sessions for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show.〔(Heresy at the BBC's Keeping It Peel site )〕 They are credited as one of the key bands in the late 1980s UK hardcore scene, and one of the original grindcore bands.〔Marcus, Andrew (2008) "(Heresy )", ''Alternative Press'', "Heresy, like no band before them, harnessed the hormonal force of American hardcore and spiked it with metal-tipped UK82 punk"〕
==History==
The band was formed by Reevsy (guitar, vocals), Kalvin "Kalv" Piper (bass), and Steve Charlesworth (drums), the first two having previously been in the Stoke-on-Trent band Plasmid.〔(KFTH Heresy biography )〕 Their first release was the 1986 6-track flexi-disc ''Never Healed'' - the first release on Earache Records, which was followed by a split LP with Concrete Sox. They then added a singer, who was soon replaced by Concrete Sox drummer John March. Reevsy left the band to be replaced by Mitch Dickinson from Unseen Terror on guitar. The band toured through Europe with this line-up.〔
In 1988, Mitch left the band, to be replaced by Baz from Ripcord, the new line-up recording the ''Face Up to It'' LP. The band's final album, 1989's ''13 Rocking Anthems'', was compiled from their last two Peel Sessions. The band split up in late 1988.〔 Members Steve and Kalv formed Meatfly, and now play in UK hardcore band Geriatric Unit.
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