Vardis
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Biography
Vardis was founded in 1973 in Wakefield, England, by 16âyearâold Steve Zodiac under the name Quo Vardis, later shortened to Vardis in 1977. The band began with local gigs and the 1979 EP 100â¯M.P.H., which sold nearly 2,000 copies and established their presence. In 1980 the single "If I Were King" was released, followed by the singles "Let's Go" and "Too Many People", the latter reaching number 59 on the UK Singles Chart. The live album 100â¯M.P.H. arrived in October 1980, peaking at number 52 on the UK Albums Chart, and was followed by the debut studio album The Worldâs Insane in April 1981. Subsequent releases included Metal Power (1981), Quo Vardis (1982), The Lionâs Share (1983), and Vigilante (1986), the last of which was released on Raw Power Records before the band disbanded later that year. After a brief hiatus, Vardis reformed in 2014, releasing the EP 200â¯M.P.H. in 2015 and the album Red Eye in 2016.
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- Money Grabber
- Power Underfoot
- Curse The Gods
- All You'll Ever Need
- Steamin' Along
- Love Is Dead
- Blue Rock (I Miss You)
- The World's Insane
- Police Patrol
- Living Out Of Touch
- Out Of The Way
- If I Were King
- Situation Negative
- Do I Stand Accused?
- Let's Go
- Destiny
- 100 M.P.H.
- Walking
- To Be With You
- The Loser
- Where There's Mods There's Rockers
- Silver Machine
- Boogie Blitz
- The Lion's Share
