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Cardiacs abstract "Cardiacs are an English rock band formed in 1977, originally as Cardiac Arrest, led by Tim Smith. Noted for their complex, varied and intense compositional style and for their eccentric, theatrical stage shows, they have been hailed as an influence by bands as diverse as Blur, Faith No More and Radiohead.Cardiacs have released eight studio albums plus a number of live albums, compilation albums and singles between 1980 and 2007, and are best known for the 1988 minor hit single "Is This the Life?" They are also noted for attracting strongly diverse responses: they have remained one of Britain's leading cult rock bands during their four-decade-spanning career, but have also attracted virulent critical attack (including a lengthy editorial ban from the British music magazine New Musical Express).The band has been on indefinite (and possibly permanent) hiatus following the 2008 hospitalisation of Tim Smith after a heart attack and series of strokes.".
Cardiacs activeYearsStartYear "1981".
Cardiacs alias "The Filth, Cardiac Arrest, The Obvious Identity, The Alphabet".
Cardiacs associatedBand Panixphere.
Cardiacs associatedBand Spratleys_Japs.
Cardiacs associatedBand The_Sea_Nymphs_(band).
Cardiacs associatedBand Tim_Smith's_Extra_Special_OceanLandWorld.
Cardiacs associatedMusicalArtist Panixphere.
Cardiacs associatedMusicalArtist Spratleys_Japs.
Cardiacs associatedMusicalArtist The_Sea_Nymphs_(band).
Cardiacs associatedMusicalArtist Tim_Smith's_Extra_Special_OceanLandWorld.
Cardiacs background "group_or_band".
Cardiacs bandMember Kavus_Torabi.
Cardiacs bandMember Tim_Smith_(musician).
Cardiacs formerBandMember Christian_Hayes.
Cardiacs formerBandMember Jon_Poole.
Cardiacs formerBandMember Mark_Cawthra.
Cardiacs formerBandMember William_D._Drake.
Cardiacs genre Art_punk.
Cardiacs genre Art_rock.
Cardiacs genre Avant-garde.
Cardiacs genre Experimental_rock.
Cardiacs genre Progressive_punk.
Cardiacs genre Progressive_rock.
Cardiacs genre Psychedelic_pop.
Cardiacs hometown England.
Cardiacs hometown Greater_London.
Cardiacs hometown Kingston_upon_Thames.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink www.ablemesh.co.uk.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink www.cardiacs.com.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink www.cardiacs.net.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink www.cardiacs.net.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink www.cardiacs.org.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink cardiacs.htm.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink goddamnwhores.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink littletrophy.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink rocketgoldstar.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink www.organart.com.
Cardiacs wikiPageExternalLink www.organart.demon.co.uk.
Cardiacs wikiPageID "393084".
Cardiacs wikiPageRevisionID "606247886".
Cardiacs alias "The Filth, Cardiac Arrest, The Obvious Identity, The Alphabet".
Cardiacs align "left".
Cardiacs align "right".
Cardiacs associatedActs Panixphere.
Cardiacs associatedActs Spratleys_Japs.
Cardiacs associatedActs The_Sea_Nymphs_(band).
Cardiacs associatedActs Tim_Smith's_Extra_Special_OceanLandWorld.
Cardiacs background "group_or_band".
Cardiacs bgcolor "#EEEEEE".
Cardiacs currentMembers Kavus_Torabi.
Cardiacs currentMembers Tim_Smith_(musician).
Cardiacs currentMembers "Bob Leith".
Cardiacs currentMembers "Cathy Harabaras".
Cardiacs currentMembers "Jim Smith".
Cardiacs currentMembers "Melanie Woods".
Cardiacs genre Art_punk.
Cardiacs genre Art_rock.
Cardiacs genre Avant-garde.
Cardiacs genre Experimental_rock.
Cardiacs genre Progressive_punk.
Cardiacs genre Progressive_rock.
Cardiacs genre Psychedelic_pop.
Cardiacs hasPhotoCollection Cardiacs.
Cardiacs id "f7338f2a-136b-4d5e-b099-5504cf997f58".
Cardiacs label "Alphabet Business Concern".
Cardiacs name "Cardiacs".
Cardiacs origin England.
Cardiacs origin Greater_London.
Cardiacs origin Kingston_upon_Thames.
Cardiacs pastMembers Christian_Hayes.
Cardiacs pastMembers Jon_Poole.
Cardiacs pastMembers Mark_Cawthra.
Cardiacs pastMembers William_D._Drake.
Cardiacs pastMembers "Clare Lemmon".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Colvin Mayers".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Dawn Staple".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Dominic Luckman".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Graham Simmonds".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Marguerite Johnson".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Michael Pugh".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Peter Tagg".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Ralph Cade".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Sarah Smith".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Sharron Fortnam".
Cardiacs pastMembers "Tim Quy".
Cardiacs qalign "center".
Cardiacs quote ""Tim would have drums and rough keyboard chords on tape and would ask me to come up with guitar and bass riffs. I was literally allowed to do pretty much anything I wanted. Tim would then do the production bit and get the best out of me… I remember Tim had programmed the weird bit in the middle of "Odd Even" and left me to find a guitar line amongst the chords so I was sat on my own dropping myself in. When he came back it was done and he was very happy... particularly with my choice of last note! We would both make suggestions then Tim would edit the ideas into something that worked. Tim would chip in with ideas for my songs too like the string arrangement on "Manhoo" which was lovely."".
Cardiacs quote "A lot of people find our act disturbing because it brings out something in you that a lot of people won't admit to. It's the weirdness in everyone whether you like it or not. Some people think it's dead funny, wonderful, beautiful, genius, and others hate it. It's strange when people hate us – they really do hate us, it brings out something odd in people.".
Cardiacs quote "Dominic Luckman and I were sound/lights/roadies. I was reserve bass player, but not actually in the band – Jim 's job at the time meant that he couldn't make every gig. Second reserve bass player, when I couldn't make it either, was Jon Bastable from The Trudy.".
Cardiacs quote "I love it when a celeb is on our side. It's not as if their opinions are any more important than anyone else's, I just like it. Who wouldn't? Imagine if a great big celeb lived next door to you and they said they liked your slippers, you'd tell everyone. I would.".
Cardiacs quote "It was horrible, really like one of those yellow panic nightmares where everything's going wrong and you can't stop it, but I kept thinking it was a nightmare, then about halfway through the evening I tried to wake up and I realised this was actually happening, right? o I panicked, but nothing was going right and nobody could hear anything and Sarah's sax kept cutting out, and I think that's on the video, me shouting to myself that I can't stop it... but everyone else said it was a really good gig!".
Cardiacs quote "Think about what pop music is, and where it has been, the things and changes that it has gone through, however ridiculous. All pop is ridiculous and fantastic. Who is to say that you can't do whatever you like with it when you look at its history?".
Cardiacs quote "We are not a progressive rock band, progressive rock bands usually tend to have a particular style to them, however individual the bands sound is, there is usually a flavour there which is the prog flavour. We are a pop group...We are as punky as nothing. God forbid if anyone thought that we were a crazy "fusion" of punk and prog. If a word is needed then I would use "psychedelic" if anything.".
Cardiacs quote "You look at a road on an aerial photograph and you think, bloody hell, it's suburbia, all those little houses, all in a row, but all those houses have people in them – say there's four people in a house, that is four whole worlds... Yes, I mean we're part of it all, we're all in it, but it's strange that you have a house and it's all you ever wanted, you've worked all your life for it and you're keeping it in order for the eyes of others who probably couldn't give a toss anyway – or people who want to compete, to care, which is even weirder.".
Cardiacs quoted "true".
Cardiacs salign "center".
Cardiacs source "Future Cardiacs percussionist Tim Quy, recalling Cardiacs' early collective organisation.".
Cardiacs source "Jon Poole on his contributions to Cardiacs Sing To God album)".