Released in 1984, Warfare’s debut album, Pure Filth, was a monumental earthquake of noise and disgust. Abusive, violent, seething with anger, it arrived in a barrage of scuffed up leather jackets and chipped bullet-belts and was without doubt a perfect melting pot of both punk and metal. Formed by drummer and singer Evo, he’d earned his punk strips in droog band Major Accident, he then moved to London to join The Blood, with a spell drumming for the legendary Angelic Upstarts, before forming Warfare. Only really Motorhead before them had summoned up such a raw and rebellious racket, so it was only right that by the time Warfare got to record their second album Metal Anarchy in 1985…